header size not given.
There are 5 fragments.
After first network 1480+20 120+20 After second network 1480 packet will be divided into 456+20 456+20 456+20 112+20 And second fragment is 120+20 So total will be (120+20)+(456+20)+(456+20)(456+20)+(112+20)=1700 bytes...
so 1700 Bytes transmitted.
The almost same question also asked in gate 2016 set 1 http://quiz.geeksforgeeks.org/gate-gate-cs-2016-set-1-question-63/
also same type of problem you can found from Kuroe & ross book , chapter 4 , No-19p
https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/consider-sending-2400-byte-datagram-link-mtu-700-bytes-suppo-chapter-4-problem-19p-solution-9780133128093-exc
At A we fragment the main bigger datagram into 2 fragments where one fragment contains 1480 bytes and the second one contains 120 bytes.
At the first router R the first fragment is further fragmented into 4 fragments each of 456 data bytes.
so in total 4 + 1 = 5 fragments.
mtu is 480.
payload is 460 B.
A sends payload 1600 B to B
so total data A sends to B = (460+20,460+20,460+20 ,220+20) = 1680 B.
5 fragments.
so 1680 is not the answer.
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