Which of the following represents the correct sequence of actions taken by the TCP at the destination computer to ensure a perfect copy of the sent message is received?
A) Slice the message into packets; route the packets to the destination; check if packets are damaged; request for new copies of damaged packets
B) Check if all sent packets are received; check if packets are damaged; request for new copies of damaged packets; put packets in correct order
C) Slice the message into packets; check if packets are damaged; put packets in correct order; request for new copies of damaged packets
D) Route the packets to the destination; put packets in correct order; check if packets are damaged; request for new copies of damaged packets
E) Put the packets in correct order; check if all sent packets are received; check if packets are damaged; request for new copies of damaged packets

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Option B represents the correct sequence of actions taken by the TCP to ensure a perfect copy of the sent message is received. The TCP checks if all sent packets are received, then checks if any packets are damaged. If damaged packets are found, it requests new copies of those packets. Finally, the packets are put in the correct order to recreate the original message.

Which of the Following Represents the Correct Sequence of Actions