What happens to an IPv6 packet when its hop limit reaches 0?

It is bounced back to its source node

It is retransmitted by the connectivity device that last received it

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1What happens to an IPv6 packet when its hop limit reaches 0?
1. AIt is bounced back to its source node
2. BIt is assigned a new hop limit
3. CIt is retransmitted by the connectivity device that last received it
4. DIt is discarded
2Andrei has a diagram that shows only one process and external entities. He is developing a:
1. ALevel 1 diagram
2. BUse case diagram
3. CLevel 2 diagram
4. DContext diagram
5. ELevel 0 diagram
3The practice of turning over responsibility of some to all of an organization's information systems applications and operations to an outside firm is referred to as:
1. ATime Sharing
2. BOutsourcing
3. CRightsizing
4. DDownsizing
5. ERealignment