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Given 24 bit #Seq number and 100mbps = 100 * 10^6 bits /sec

1 sec -→ 100Mb sent

x ----→ 2^24 *8

x = 2^24 *8 / 100mb

x = 16,777,216 * 8 / 100*10^6

Wrap Around Time = 1.34 sec

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