A) Give a one sentence description of the primary purpose of the Transport layer. B) Give a one sentence description of the primary purpose of the Application layer. C) A TCP sender process has sent four (4) segments and received acknowledgements for the first two (2). The third segment times out. What steps does the TCP process take after this occurrence?

A) Give a one sentence description of the primary purpose of the Transport layer. B) Give a one sentence description of the primary purpose of the Application layer. C) A TCP sender process has sent four (4) segments and received acknowledgements for the first two (2). The third segment times out. What steps does the TCP process take after this occurrence?

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