On a typical home network which device will act as the router that performs NAT, allowing you to use non$-$routable IP addresses on your home devices and still connect to the Internet?

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A router located on the ISP site.

A router controlled by the ISP located in your neighborhood. There is typically one DNS server for every $200$ homes.

Your home router.

This is a trick question as a typical home network will not use non$-$routable IP addresses.