Compare and contrast the multi-tier architecture models (two-tier, three-tier, and N-tier) in client-server computing. How does each model handle the distribution of tasks across different layers?

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Two-tier models distribute tasks across multiple servers, while N-tier models keep tasks centralized.

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N-tier systems are the only ones where all tasks are handled by the client, without server involvement.

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All tiers in every model perform the same tasks but at different speeds.

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In two-tier, tasks are split between client and server; in three-tier and N-tier, tasks are distributed across additional layers, such as a middle server or database.

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