m. Questions (40%) We know that Ethernet frames must have a 8byte preamble, a 12byte inter-frame gap, and a minimum length of 64 bytes which includes Destination MAC (6 Bytes), Source MAC (6 Bytes), Protocol Type (2Bytes), Payload (46 Bytes) and CRC (4 Bytes). Given all of the above. A gigabit Ethernet switch claims to have wire-speed (e.g., 1Gbps)) throughput. If you run a performance experiment on this switch, what is the expected maximum theoretical throughput for the following frame sizes? Note: The number of frames per second can be calculated as: 1. Rate /Frame size frames per second The maximum theoretical throughput frames per second x frame size Max theoretical Frame Size (bytes) 64 128 expected Throughput (Mbps) 256