Suppose that Bob sends N back-to-back packets to Alice over two links (shown below), with each...

Suppose that Bob sends N back-to-back packets to Alice over two links (shown below), with each link having a transmission rate of R bits/sec. Suppose that both links are circuit switched using Time Division Multiplexing (TDM), with the link between the router and Alice having S slots in a frame and the link between Bob and the router having 2S slots in a frame (1 frame = 1 sec). One slot in every frame in each of the two links is reserved for communication of the packets from Bob. Each packet that Bob sends to Alice consists of L bits. Find the end-to-end delay of sending all N packets to Alice in terms of L,S,R, and N. Note, consider only the transmission delay that occurs in sending packets.

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