$1.$ True or false? $(1)$ The duration of a TCP connection can exceed $60$ seconds. $(2)$ A TCP segment can be arbitrarily large because the TCP segment structure does not have a field specifying the size $($in number of bytes$)$ of the segment $($header plus data$).(3)$ The amount of data $($in number of bytes$)$ that can be transferred over a TCP connection in one direction cannot exceed $2^32$ bytes because the sequence number field in the TCP segment structure has $32$ bits. $(4)$ A process cannot use a TCP socket and a UDP socket simultaneously. $(5)$ TCP connections for non$-$persistent HTTP do not need handshaking for connection establishment.