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\section{Example Formats}
\prob{4}
Fill in the corresponding bubbles below to indicate which guarantees each of
the
transport protocols provides. {\bf Fill in all that apply.}
\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{lcc}
Guarantee & TCP & UDP \\ \hline
Reliable delivery & \correctanswercircle{} & \answercircle{} \\
In-order delivery & \correctanswercircle{} & \answercircle{} \\
Process demultiplexing & \correctanswercircle{} &
\correctanswercircle{} \\
Congestion Control & \correctanswercircle{} & \answercircle{} \\
\end{tabular}
\end{center}
\eprob
\prob{4}
What is the initial average throughput of the TCP connection, based only
on the portion of the trace shown above? Give your answer in megabits per
second; {\bf an approximate answer is fine, since the calculation is not
round}.
%(Feel free to show your work as a fraction outside of the answer
%box for potential partial credit.)
\begin{center}
% $\frac{11587/0.07} \cdot 8$ =
\shortanswerbox{1}{$\approx 1.3$} Mbps.
\end{center}
\eprob
\prob{4}
Given the TCP segments transmitted and the corresponding
acknowledgments, were any TCP segments lost?
\hspace*{3in} \yesnono
How can you tell? \\
\answerbox{1}{Because all bytes were acknowledged. The sender appears to
be acknowledging every second packet, but two packet's worth of bytes
for each acknowledgment.}
\eprob