Given, the following data:
a. Sequence number in the second segment is:
=> Sequence number of first segment + Destination port number
=> 1060 + 80
=> 1140
Sequence number = 1140
Source port number = 8080
Destination port number = 80
b. Sequence number in the third segment is:
=> Sequence number of second segment + Destination port number
=> 1140 + 80
=> 1220
Sequence number = 1220
Source port number = 8080
Destination port number = 80
c. Destination port number = 80
d. Acknowledgement number = Sequence number while sending = 1140
Source port number = 80
Destination port number = 8080
e. Acknowledgement number = 1060
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