How does the receiving tcp react to the given error

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1. Compare the TCP header and the UDP header. List the fields in the TCP header that are not part of the UDP header. Give the reason for each missing field.

2. An IP datagram is carrying a TCP segment destined for address 130.14.16.17. The destination port address is corrupted and it arrives at destination 130.14.16.19. How does the receiving TCP react to this error?

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