If a network protocol transmits frequent 'ACK' packets and rare 'SYN' packets, which encoding outcome optimizes transmission efficiency using Huffman coding?

💡 Explanation

Huffman coding assigns shorter codes to more frequent symbols to minimize the average code length; because 'ACK' packets occur more frequently, the Huffman coding mechanism gives them shorter codes, therefore optimizing efficiency, rather than 'SYN' packets.

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