An asynchronous data packet typically includes all of the following bit types except _________.
A) retry
B) data
C) stop
D) start

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Retry bits are not typically part of an asynchronous data packet's structure. Asynchronous communication usually involves start, data, and stop bits to frame the data being transmitted. Retry mechanisms, if implemented, are managed at higher protocol layers rather than being directly included as bits in the data packet structure.

An Asynchronous Data Packet Typically Includes All of the Following