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Which of the following networks had these two goals: a) allowing scientists to work together on scientific projects; and, b) functioning even if part of the network was destroye…

Which of the following networks had these two goals: a) allowing scientists to work together on scientific projects; and, b) functioning even if part of the network was destroye…
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Which of the following networks had these two goals: a) allowing scientists to work together on scientific projects; and, b) functioning even if part of the network was destroyed by a nuclear attack? W3C O IBMNet ARPANET NSFnet

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APPANET

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ARPANET

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It was the ARPANET sponsored by the US Department of Defense to enable scientists collaborate on research.

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