Consider a scenario where Node A is sending data packets towards Node B over Internet and the following sequence of events were observed at Node B. First, Packets 1 is received After 4msec, Packets 2 is received After Imsec, Packets 4 is received What are the two possibilities that could happen with Packet 3? At destination Node B, which Layer is responsible to identify this problem? How this problem can be resolved?

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