Suppose that a client machine must send 10,165 bytes of data (passed to the transport layer from above) to another machine on a standard IP over Ethernet network. The Ethernet MTU is 1518 bytes per usual. There are 2 bytes of options data in the IP header and the TCP header is the typical size. Show the IP fragments that the client machine would create and compute the relevant values in each IP header field. You may assume that the Ethernet Type II frame format is used. In total, how many bytes are transmitted over the network, including data link, network, and transport layer encapsulation? A copy of the table shown below must also be completed (with the table-drawing tools or by hand). Handwritten solutions must be uploaded in a legible format (e.g. a clear photo, scan, or document)