You are into the ISP business and you have a link with @ Mbps throughput that connects a residential area to your core network of routers. Substitute @ with the same number you computed in the previous exercise. Suppose each user you are selling service requires 100 kbps when transmitting. Each user transmits only 5 percent of the time. 1) How many users can you support using circuit-switching? 2) Suppose you consider moving to packet switching but you want to have users utilize the internet with almost no delay and only in a small percentage of time you can accept a delay. If you have significant delays users will complain and will switch to another provider. Practically, you want delays to occur less than 1% of the time. What is the maximum number of users that you can sell your service and at the same time keep the delay equal or less than 1%