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192.168.0.0/24 has 256 IP addresses, one of those addresses is allocated to the Network ID, which is the first IP in the given network and another is allocated to the Broadcast, which is the last IP within the given network. Leaving 254 usuable IPv4 addresses.
192.168.0.0/30 has 4 IP addresses, one of those addresses is allocated to the Network ID, which is the first IP in the given network and another is allocated to the Broadcast, which is the last IP within the given network. Leaving 2 usuable IPv4 addresses.
192.168.0.128/30 has 4 IP addresses, one of those addresses is allocated to the Network ID, which is the first IP in the given network and another is allocated to the Broadcast, which is the last IP within the given network. Leaving 2 usuable IPv4 addresses.
192.168.0.0/20 has 4096 IP addresses, one of those addresses is allocated to the Network ID, which is the first IP in the given network and another is allocated to the Broadcast, which is the last IP within the given network. Leaving 4094 usuable IPv4 addresses.