Suggested Answer:A🗳️
In my opinion the switch with the lowest priority becomes the Root so B seems the correct answer but the consensus is on ANSWER A. Can anyone explain this please. The answer is A because the other priorities are lower than root 16384. STP chooses priority first before mac address, so there can't be any switches with lower priority than the primary or secondary root switches. Otherwise they would have been the root to begin with.
The correct answer is A because the primary switch and secondary switch have priority 16384, so because STP election chooses the lower Root ID, the number of tertiary switch should be greater than 16384. In this case the option is A.
If a switch HAD the bridge priority of 8192, it WOULD be the primary switch instead tertiary one.
In other words, the CURRENT primary and secondary switches have the priority of 16384, and NO switch has the priority lower than 16384. Therefore, the tertiary switch has the priority of 20480.
If there is another Switch with priority value 8192 it would be the Root instead the actual Primary and Secondary ones. So B is not correct.
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