Synchronous systems have no known bounds on time for message transmission. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The statement "Synchronous systems have no known bounds on time for message transmission" is False.

Explanation:

Synchronous systems are characterized by the coordination of events in time. In such systems, there are predefined time bounds on message transmission between processes. This means that if one process sends a message, the time it takes for that message to be received by another process is known and is bounded by certain limits.

This contrasts with asynchronous systems, where there are no strict timing guarantees for message delivery; messages can arrive at any time, leading to uncertainty about when a message will be received. In synchronous systems, the sender and receiver operate within a synchronized clock framework, which ensures that communication can be coordinated effectively.

Thus, the correct answer to the statement is False because synchronous systems do inherently have known bounds for message transmission times.