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Duplicate: Circle the portion of the IP address that would be invalid if it were assigned to a host, and then explain why it is invalid: 1. 131.107.256.80 2. 0.127.4.100 3. 222.222.255.222 4. 190.7.2.0 5. 127.1.1.1 6. 255.255.255.255 7. 198.121.254.255
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