Suppose you are using TCP over a 10-Mbps (10 × 2^ 20 bps) link with a latency 100 ms (RTT 200 ms) to transfer a 64 MB (2 ^ 26B) file. The TCP receiving window is 10 MB. If TCP sends 1 KB (2 ^ 10 B) packets (assuming no congestion): (a)  How many RTTs does it take until Slow Start opens the send window to 10 MB? (b)  How many RTTs does it take to send the entire file? (c) Giventhereceivingwindowis10MB,andtheSlowStartstartswith1KB,whatistheeffectivethroughput (bps)?

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