Consider the following network from 13.2.3 Slow-Start Multiple Drop Example, with links labeled with bandwidths in packets/ms. Assume ACKs travel instantly from B to R (and thus to A).

A begins sending to B using unbounded slow start, beginning with Data[1] at T=0. Write out a table of packet transmissions and deliveries assuming Rs queue size is 5 (not counting the packet currently being forwarded). Stop with the arrival at A of the first dupACK triggered by the arrival at B of the packet that followed the first packet that was dropped by R. No retransmissions will occur by then.