Broadcast domain and collision domain, Computer Networking

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Explain Difference between broadcast domain and collision domain?

Ans) Broadcast Domain

Send the packet to all the Present Network

IT might be send by the person

It might broadcast by the switch when the address not found in the Network.

For breaking broadcast domain we can Use Router

Collision Domain:

Broadcast Domain is the area where when single device in the network sends the data or packet it will received by all the devices present over the network.

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