The packets that make up a web page
A) take the path through the network specified by DNS
B) travel independently and may take different paths through the network
C) travel as a group so they all take the same path through the Internet
D) always take the designated path through the Internet, as determined when the browser first contacts the server

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Web page packets travel independently and can take different paths through the network. This is due to the nature of the Internet's packet-switching technology, which routes each packet based on current network conditions to optimize speed and efficiency.

The Packets That Make Up a Web Page