How to calculate the Delay Formula (clarify the formula)












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I would like to understand how their respective answers were reached, this is a question in my current class and everyone in the class has A-Level mathematics experience - I have asked my tutor to explain but they talk very technically and I'm at a loss. I was hoping to get a simple answer from someone in this community, this formula is important to a project I am making - I am making an algorithm that sniffs packets and converts the delay result as png. I need to understand the maths behind it.



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I would like a run through of this formula, I am particularly lost with;




  • On the first question, where the "50x10^3" comes from

  • And the second question, why is R "64 x 10^3"






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    I would like to understand how their respective answers were reached, this is a question in my current class and everyone in the class has A-Level mathematics experience - I have asked my tutor to explain but they talk very technically and I'm at a loss. I was hoping to get a simple answer from someone in this community, this formula is important to a project I am making - I am making an algorithm that sniffs packets and converts the delay result as png. I need to understand the maths behind it.



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    I would like a run through of this formula, I am particularly lost with;




    • On the first question, where the "50x10^3" comes from

    • And the second question, why is R "64 x 10^3"






    network delay-differential-equations







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      I would like to understand how their respective answers were reached, this is a question in my current class and everyone in the class has A-Level mathematics experience - I have asked my tutor to explain but they talk very technically and I'm at a loss. I was hoping to get a simple answer from someone in this community, this formula is important to a project I am making - I am making an algorithm that sniffs packets and converts the delay result as png. I need to understand the maths behind it.



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      I would like a run through of this formula, I am particularly lost with;




      • On the first question, where the "50x10^3" comes from

      • And the second question, why is R "64 x 10^3"






      network delay-differential-equations







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      I would like to understand how their respective answers were reached, this is a question in my current class and everyone in the class has A-Level mathematics experience - I have asked my tutor to explain but they talk very technically and I'm at a loss. I was hoping to get a simple answer from someone in this community, this formula is important to a project I am making - I am making an algorithm that sniffs packets and converts the delay result as png. I need to understand the maths behind it.



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      I would like a run through of this formula, I am particularly lost with;




      • On the first question, where the "50x10^3" comes from

      • And the second question, why is R "64 x 10^3"






      network delay-differential-equations




      network delay-differential-equations






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          You confusion relates to kilobits per second (kbs). Since a kilobit is $1000=10^3$ bits, when the answer is expressed in bits, as these two answers are, you have to multiply kilobits by $10^3$ to get bits.






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          • Oh I see that makes much more sense now. Is it possible to go through the formula step by step - for example what I would do on a calculator to achieve this answer
            – Kale
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          • After you calculate the kbps to bits, It then moves to variable m over s, what do I do with the converted bit value at this point
            – Kale
            2 days ago










          • Ohhh you multiple it by the result, okay I get it now thanks for your time and answer!
            – Kale
            2 days ago











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          You confusion relates to kilobits per second (kbs). Since a kilobit is $1000=10^3$ bits, when the answer is expressed in bits, as these two answers are, you have to multiply kilobits by $10^3$ to get bits.






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          • Oh I see that makes much more sense now. Is it possible to go through the formula step by step - for example what I would do on a calculator to achieve this answer
            – Kale
            2 days ago










          • After you calculate the kbps to bits, It then moves to variable m over s, what do I do with the converted bit value at this point
            – Kale
            2 days ago










          • Ohhh you multiple it by the result, okay I get it now thanks for your time and answer!
            – Kale
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          You confusion relates to kilobits per second (kbs). Since a kilobit is $1000=10^3$ bits, when the answer is expressed in bits, as these two answers are, you have to multiply kilobits by $10^3$ to get bits.






          share|cite|improve this answer





















          • Oh I see that makes much more sense now. Is it possible to go through the formula step by step - for example what I would do on a calculator to achieve this answer
            – Kale
            2 days ago










          • After you calculate the kbps to bits, It then moves to variable m over s, what do I do with the converted bit value at this point
            – Kale
            2 days ago










          • Ohhh you multiple it by the result, okay I get it now thanks for your time and answer!
            – Kale
            2 days ago














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          You confusion relates to kilobits per second (kbs). Since a kilobit is $1000=10^3$ bits, when the answer is expressed in bits, as these two answers are, you have to multiply kilobits by $10^3$ to get bits.






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          You confusion relates to kilobits per second (kbs). Since a kilobit is $1000=10^3$ bits, when the answer is expressed in bits, as these two answers are, you have to multiply kilobits by $10^3$ to get bits.







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          • Oh I see that makes much more sense now. Is it possible to go through the formula step by step - for example what I would do on a calculator to achieve this answer
            – Kale
            2 days ago










          • After you calculate the kbps to bits, It then moves to variable m over s, what do I do with the converted bit value at this point
            – Kale
            2 days ago










          • Ohhh you multiple it by the result, okay I get it now thanks for your time and answer!
            – Kale
            2 days ago


















          • Oh I see that makes much more sense now. Is it possible to go through the formula step by step - for example what I would do on a calculator to achieve this answer
            – Kale
            2 days ago










          • After you calculate the kbps to bits, It then moves to variable m over s, what do I do with the converted bit value at this point
            – Kale
            2 days ago










          • Ohhh you multiple it by the result, okay I get it now thanks for your time and answer!
            – Kale
            2 days ago
















          Oh I see that makes much more sense now. Is it possible to go through the formula step by step - for example what I would do on a calculator to achieve this answer
          – Kale
          2 days ago




          Oh I see that makes much more sense now. Is it possible to go through the formula step by step - for example what I would do on a calculator to achieve this answer
          – Kale
          2 days ago












          After you calculate the kbps to bits, It then moves to variable m over s, what do I do with the converted bit value at this point
          – Kale
          2 days ago




          After you calculate the kbps to bits, It then moves to variable m over s, what do I do with the converted bit value at this point
          – Kale
          2 days ago












          Ohhh you multiple it by the result, okay I get it now thanks for your time and answer!
          – Kale
          2 days ago




          Ohhh you multiple it by the result, okay I get it now thanks for your time and answer!
          – Kale
          2 days ago


















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