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Answer the following questions: Q1. (a) Suppose the round-trip-time (RTT) between two hosts is 100ms and that both hosts use a TCP window of 32 Kbytes. What is the maximum throughput that can be achieved by means of TCP in this scenario? (b) A host is receiving data from a remote peer by means of TCP segments with a payload of 1460 bytes. If TCP acknowledges every other segment, what is the minimum uplink bandwidth needed to achieve a data throughput of 1 Mbytes/Sec, assuming there is no overhead below the network layer? (c) Assume two hosts are connected with each other by means of an optical fiber link which has a capacity of 100Mbps, and assume the round-trip-time (RTT) between them is 1ms. What is the minimum TCP window size that would let TCP achieve the maximum possible throughput between these two hosts