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INTF = 7 14 1.2 From MS2, links go into the same node have the same INTF. Thus, INTF of K = 7, and TF of K = 10. 11 13 15 17 G H K FF = 0 INTF = 7 INTF = 7 TF = 10 14 1.3 From MS3, activities in the activity chain have the same TF. Thus, TF of K, G, and H are 10. 1.4 From MS1, FF of G and H = 0. INTF of G and H are 10. 11 13 15 17 G H K FF = 0 ...