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Assertion: a CAN message's identifier fixes its priority. Reason: arbitration is decided bit by bit on the identifier, the dominant level winning.
Answer: A
Because a zero overrides a one during arbitration, the numerically lower identifier always wins, so allocating the identifiers is allocating the priorities. It is the reason identifier assignment is a design activity rather than an arbitrary labelling.
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