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Refer to the exhibit. server b is attempting to contact host a. which two statements correctly identify the addressing that server b will generate in the process?
a) a packet with the destination ip address of routera. b) a frame with the destination mac address of routera. c) a packet with the destination ip address of routerb. d) a packet with the destination ip address of serverb. e) a frame with the destination mac address of serverb. f) a frame with the destination mac address of switcha.

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