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1) Link Utilisation is the time for which The Cable has been used

Sender utilises the cable which placing the data on cable i.e. during the transmission time

So, Sender Link Utilisation= Transmission Time*100/(Total Time)

                                            Total time=Transmission Time + 2 * Propagation Time

                                            Transmission Time= Data Size/Bandwith

                                            Propogation Time=Length/Velocity 

2)Throughput is the rate at which sender transmit the data

    so, Throughput= Data Size/Total Time

3)Bandwidth is the amount of data that a cable can transmit is 1 sec like 10mbps bandwidth means 10mb data in 1 second

Note: Throughput is always less than the Bandwidth of a cable.

4) Efficiency is throughput of a device in percentage

say bandwidth is 10mbps and throughput is 8 mbps => efficiency is 80%

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