Computer Networks·Error Detection & Access Control·FoundationHow a receiver knows the data is intactInterference can flip a bit while data is in transit.How does the receiver notice?AThe receiver asks the sender to transmit it a second time and then compares the twoBThe sender includes a value computed from the data, which the receiver recomputes and comparesCFlipped bits make the data unreadable, so the error is obviousDThe network hardware prevents bits from being flippedCheck answer