1. Consider a router that has the following Routing Table contents:

Destination Subnet	Outgoing Interface	Next Hop
50.62.8.0/24	Fa0/0	118.2.77.4
24.19.0.0/16	Fa0/1	59.16.1.1
0.0.0.0/0	Fa0/2	18.12.52.43

0.0.0.0/0 is the default route. When a packet arrives, the router checks the destination IP address of the packet to see in which subnet it falls. If the destination IP address does not fall within any of the specified subnets, then the default route is used as a last resort. The packet is consequently forwarded out Fa0/2.

1. A packet with destination IP address 50.62.8.121 arrives to this router. Out what interface will this packet be sent?
2. A packet with destination IP address 50.62.9.73 arrives to this router. Out what interface will this packet be sent? Out of range
3. A packet with destination IP address 50.61.9.62 arrives to this router. Out what interface will this packet be sent?
4. A packet with destination IP address 24.19.57.128 arrives to this router. Out what interface will this packet be sent?
5. A packet with destination IP address 24.18.8.2 arrives to this router. Out what interface will this packet be sent?