The largest payload that a single Ethernet frame can carry is $1500$ bytes. If this is the case, then why was a value of $1460$ chosen for the MSS$?($Choose all that apply.$)$

$\_\_\_\_\_$ The Maximum Segment Size $($MSS$)$ represents the largest payload that may be contained in a IP packet.

$\_\_\_\_\_$ The typical TCP header is $20$ bytes in size.

$\_\_\_\_\_$ The typical IP header is $20$ bytes in size.

$\_\_\_\_\_1460$ bytes of data $+20$ bytes of TCP header $+20$ bytes of IP header $=1500$ bytes.