Which statement best explains the roles of MAC addresses, IP addresses and domain names

when a computer accesses a website?

Answers:

$1.$ The MAC Address is used first to locate the domain name, which then resolves to an IP Address that

directs data to the correct device.

$2.$ The Domain Name is resolved into an IP Address, and the MAC Address is used for the final delivery

of data within local networks.

$3.$ The IP Address is used to find the Domain Name, and the MAC Address is only used if the IP Address

is unavailable.

$4.$ The Domain Name and MAC Address are used interchangeably to direct data packets through the

Internet directly to the destination server.

$5.$ The IP Address directly resolves to the MAC Address, which is then used to find the domain name

associated with the website.