In TCP connection, congestion occurs if the loadon the network is greater than the capacity ofthe network. TCP uses the following algorithm tohandle congestion. The algorithm is based onthe size of the congestion window (cwnd) whichstarts with one maximum segment size (MSS).The MSS is determined during connectionestablishment. At each time the whole windowof segments is acknowledged (onetransmission), the size of the window growsexponentially. To stop this exponential growth,the sender keeps the track of a threshold. Thethreshold is set to 16 MSS. After reaching thethreshold, the size of the congestion window isincreased by 1. After how many transmissionsthe congestion window size will be 22 MSS?

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