On the internet, distance is measured by how long it takes for your information to get to servers. In this problem, you'll use the command-line command ping to determine your relative distance from various places on the internet. In this problem, the time refers to the minimum time reported by ping.

Determine the ping time for each of these servers and on a scatterplot, plot the three points above with the x-axis being miles-from-you and the y-axis being milliseconds-from-you. Assume that MIT's location is Boston, Vermont's is Montpellier, and BBC's is London.

www.mit.edu

www.vermont.org

www.bbc.co.uk