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Suppose the decimal value of the mask for the ACK and SYN bits (indicating a SYNACK also known as an ACKofSYN) is 18. Suppose in addition, that, for a particular TCP packet, this 8-bit int has the value of 50. Are the ACK and SYN bits both 1 for this packet? Show all of your work. Hint: You can answer this question using the same techniques you have used to manipulate network masks.
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