Consider two LANs interconnected by a router, as shown in the figure below, with IP address and MAC address next to each interface.

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A$.$ Host B is trying to send an IP datagram to Host A$.$ Assume that Host B$\text{'}$s ARP table is empty $($ARP query is required$).$ Please fill in the following table with IP or MAC addresses. A$.$ Host B is trying to send an IP datagram to Host A$.$ Assume that Host B$\text{'}$s ARP table is empty $($ARP query is required$).$ Please fill in the following table with IP or MAC addresses.

$\backslash$table$[[$action$\backslash$address$,$source IP addr,source MAC addr,destination IF$],[\backslash$table$[[$B sends ARP$],[$query$]],,,],[\backslash$table$[[$B sends$],[$datagram$]],,,]]$an IP datagram to Host A$.$ Assume that

$/($ARP query is required$).$ Please fill in the

IAC addresses. B$.$ Host B is now sending an IP datagram to Host C$.$ Assume all ARP

tables in all hosts are up to date $($no ARP query is required$).$ Please fill

in the following table with IP or MAC addresses.$$ IP datagram to Host C$.$ Assume all ARP

date $($no ARP query is required$).$ Please fill

$P$ or MAC addresses.