When a valid URL is entered into your web browser:
A)Your computer will send a network access protocol (NAP) command to your network server.
B)Your computer will send an http command to a web server, directing the server to find and transmit the web page requested.
C)Your command will be translated into TCP/IP and sent directly to a national backbone provider.
D)Your computer will directly access the Internet and WWW in its search for the information.

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When a valid URL is entered into a web browser, the browser sends an HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) command to a web server, requesting the web page associated with the URL. The web server then finds the requested page and transmits it back to the browser for display. The other options mentioned are not accurate in describing the process of requesting a web page.

When a Valid URL Is Entered into Your Web Browser