b) Consider a measurement device that measures the packet header types of every packetthat crosses a link. Suppose that during the course of a day, the device samples 1,000,000packets, of which 450,000 are UDP packets, 500,000 are TCP packets, and the rest arefrom other transport protocols.i. Suppose that measurements show that 20% of the UDP packets have a packet size of52 bytes. Let P(UDP) denote the probability that the packet is of type UDP and letP(52) denote the probability that the packet is of length 52 bytes. Find the probabilitythat it is a UDP packet with the size of 52 bytes.ii.System measurements show that 90% of the TCP packets have a packet size of 52bytes. The other packets (which is not UDP and TCP) were known to be of lengthother than 52 bytes. Compute the probability of packet having the size of 52 bytes,P(52).

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