question # 4\ndropdown\nchoose the correct term to complete the sentence.\nwhen you enter \google.com\ into…

question # 4\ndropdown\nchoose the correct term to complete the sentence.\nwhen you enter \google.com\ into the url, the acquires the ip address which is 172.217.4.46.\nip retriever\nrevolver\ntelnet\narpanet

question # 4\ndropdown\nchoose the correct term to complete the sentence.\nwhen you enter \google.com\ into the url, the acquires the ip address which is 172.217.4.46.\nip retriever\nrevolver\ntelnet\narpanet

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Brief Explanations:

When you enter a domain - name like "google.com" into the URL, the Domain Name System (DNS) is responsible for resolving it to an IP address. Among the given options, none is the correct technical term for this process. But if we consider the closest conceptually, there is no such thing as "IP retriever" in standard networking terms, "revolver" is not relevant here, Telnet is a network protocol for remote login, and ARPANET is an early network. However, if we assume the question is looking for a non - standard way of referring to the DNS - like function, there is no correct answer among these. But if we have to choose the least wrong one, there is no real option as these terms are not related to IP address acquisition for a domain name.

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None of the above options are correct.