An end station receiving a broadcast packet will always process the data up to at least which layer of the OSI stack?
A) Layer 1
B) Layer 2
C) Layer 3
D) Layer 4
E) Layer 7

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Layer 3 is the network layer, which is responsible for routing packets between networks. When an end station receives a broadcast packet, it must process the packet up to at least Layer 3 in order to determine which network the packet is destined for.

An End Station Receiving a Broadcast Packet Will Always Process