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Maximum window size can be = 1+2a

here: a = Tt / Tp

Tt = $\frac{Packet Size}{Bandwidth} = \frac{65*8 bits}{40*10^{6}bps}$

Tp = 30 msec = $30*10^{-3}$

So Maximum window size =$1 +  \frac{2*30*10^{-3}*40*10^{6}}{65*8}$

                                           = 4616.38

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