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Note that all of the packets are ARP requests sent to the Ethernet broadcast address (FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF). Detail the impact this switching loop/broadcast storm would have on network communication given what you have learned about Ethernet and CSMA/CD. (Choose all that apply.) Conditions worsen when hosts attempt to retransmit and wait longer and longer periods to do so (binary exponential backoff) The switching loop/broadcast storm continually occupies the medium, possibly preventing hosts from transmitting. Collisions are extremely likely given the number of packets Under CSMA/CD, hosts must wait until the medium is not in use before transmitting. A broadcast storm occurs when a broadcast frame is forwarded endlessly in a switching loop