Exercice 1: Understanding Chord Consider the following CHORD network with 10 peers. Peer and resource keys are 6-bit identifiers. D Question 1: How many nodes can this system host at most?P62 D Question 2: Distribute resource keys K10, K23, K35, K36, K49, K55 and K63 to the network. D Question 3: Write the finger tables of peers P12 and P36. D Question 4: Peer P42 joins the network. Explain concisely what happen and write the finger table of P36 and P42. P5 P54 P24 P50 P30 Question 5: Peer P44 leaves the network. Explain concisely P44 1%6 what happen and write the finger table of P12. Figure1 Chord Network Example. D Question 6: Look at the figure with resource keys discussed in1. Write a routing path from peer P12 to key K55. Exercice 1: Understanding Chord Consider the following CHORD network with 10 peers. Peer and resource keys are 6-bit identifiers. D Question 1: How many nodes can this system host at most?P62 D Question 2: Distribute resource keys K10, K23, K35, K36, K49, K55 and K63 to the network. D Question 3: Write the finger tables of peers P12 and P36. D Question 4: Peer P42 joins the network. Explain concisely what happen and write the finger table of P36 and P42. P5 P54 P24 P50 P30 Question 5: Peer P44 leaves the network. Explain concisely P44 1%6 what happen and write the finger table of P12. Figure1 Chord Network Example. D Question 6: Look at the figure with resource keys discussed in1. Write a routing path from peer P12 to key K55