Consider three flows (F1, F2, F3) sending packets over a single

link. The sending pattern of each flow is described by how many

packets it sends within each one-second interval. The table below

shows these numbers for the first ten intervals. A perfectly

smooth (i.e., non-bursty) flow would send the same number of

packets in each interval, but our three flows are very bursty,

with highly varying numbers of packets in each interval.

What many times bigger is the Sum of the Peak rates divided by

the Peak rate of the Aggregate Flow. Write you answer to one

decimal place and round it if needed.

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