Suppose that a 1600-byte datagram (identification #20) must transit a network which has a 740-byte MTU. Assume the minimum IP and TCP header sizes, i. e., the IP header is 20 bytes and the TCP header is 20 bytes.
1. How many fragments are created?
2. How many bytes of application data are carried in the first fragment?
3. How many bytes of application data are carried in the second fragment?
4. How many bytes of application data are carried in the last fragment?
5. What is the identification number of the second fragment?
6. What is the fragment offset in the last fragment?

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