Will give brainliest 1. Which statement below accurately compares ring networks and star networks?

A. Because of their configuration, star networks can be bigger than ring networks.
B. Ring networks have less redundancy than star networks, so they are more efficient.
C. Each node in a ring network makes a fresh copy of the packet when it comes through, so ring networks can be bigger than star networks or other topologies.
D. In a star network topology, when one node goes down, the whole network goes down, whereas a ring network would not go down.

2. Which of the following is NOT an accurate comparison of mesh networks and ring networks?

A. A ring network can be wider than most topologies, but not as wide as a mesh network.
B. A full mesh network is excellent, but extremely expensive compared with a ring network.
C. A mesh network is less stable than a ring network, that’s why full mesh networks are rare.
D. A mesh network connects all nodes to each other, while a ring network connects each node to the one nearest to it.

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