Review the following scenario, which describes a use case of using applications on the Internet, then follow the subsequent instructions.

TechApps is a Singapore$-$based company for multimedia content distribution that specializes in delivering high$-$quality electronic games and immersive virtual reality $($VR$)$ educational content. The company's servers host two applications, GameX for games, and VirtualX for VR$.$ Both applications require the use of TCP over IP$,$ and their port addresses are $8899$ and $7788$ respectively. Users can access the applications using a standard web browser.

For each of the two applications, users can maintain two or more tabs in their browsers for simultaneous engagement with different games and$/$or VR content. Each tab fetches content only from one of the two applications. Due to the increased number of users accessing TechApps's servers, the company's network engineers ensured that multiple instances of GameX and VirtualX can automatically be created on the server$-$side to handle the traffic load.

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From the following statements, select all that correctly describe the given scenario.

$$ GameX and VirtualX do not need to implement additional features for reliable transfer of their messages as this functionality is readily available on the transport layer.

$$ AII TCP segments originating from users' web browsers have the same source port number, but different destination port number.

$$ If a user opens different browser tabs to access GameX, the tabs are assigned different source port numbers by the user's operating system.

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If the company's servers are overwhelmed with too much incoming traffic destined to VirtualX, new instances of GameX may be created on port $7788$ to assist VirtualX in handling the traffic load balancing.

$$ The company can improve response times for delivering content by skipping TCP reassembly when the network becomes congested