_________ refers to flows that will back off appropriately in the face of congestion.
A)TCP friendly
B)Fast recovery
C)Congestion collapse
D)Backpressure

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TCP friendly flows are designed to be sensitive to network congestion and will back off their sending rate when they detect congestion signals, allowing other flows to have their fair share of the network resources. Fast recovery is a mechanism used in TCP to recover from packet loss. Congestion collapse occurs when a network becomes overwhelmed with traffic and packets are dropped, leading to a decrease in network performance. Backpressure refers to a mechanism where data is slowed down at the source until a bottleneck in the network is relieved. None of these options fully match the description given in the question except for A, TCP friendly.

_________ Refers to Flows That Will Back Off Appropriately in the Face