Question

in what way is a peer - to - peer network different from client/server networks?
in peer - to - peer,a very powerful computer does all of the processing while in a
client/server network, only one client requests resources or services from the
network.
in peer - to - peer, tasks are allocated among all the members of the network while
in a client/server network, a very powerful computer does all of the processing.
in peer - to - peer, tasks are allocated to only one member of the network while in a
client/server network, a number of network clients or workstations request
resources or services from the network.
in peer - to - peer,a very powerful computer does all of the processing while in a
client/server network, a number of network clients or workstations request
resources or services from the network.
in peer - to - peer, tasks are allocated among all the members of the network while
in a client/server network, a number of network clients or workstations request
resources or services from the network.

Explanation:

En una red peer - to - peer, todos los nodos (miembros de la red) comparten recursos y pueden realizar tareas de forma colaborativa. En una red client/server, hay un servidor (computadora poderosa) que gestiona y proporciona recursos a los clientes (que solicitan recursos o servicios).

Answer:

B. In peer - to - peer, tasks are allocated among all the members of the network while in a client/server network, a very powerful computer does all of the processing.