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A web browser, with an empty cache, is set to use persistent HTTP and can open up to $6$ parallel connections to a single server. A requested web page contains one main HTML file and $10$ embedded images (all hosted on the same server). What is the minimum number of TCP connections the browser will open to display the page completely?

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The browser will open its maximum number of parallel connections ($6$) to the server. It will download the HTML file on one connection and then distribute the $10$ image requests across those same $6$ persistent connections as they become available. All $11$ objects are multiplexed over these $6$ connections, which are opened once and then reused.
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