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TCP client P successfully establishes a connection to TCP server Q. Let Np denote the sequence number in the SYN sent from P to Q. Let No denote the acknowledgement number in the SYN ACK from Q to P. Which of the following statements is/are CORRECT?

A. The sequence number Np is always 0 for a new connection

B. The acknowledgement number No is equal to Np + 1

c. The sequence number Np is chosen randomly by P

D. The acknowledgement number No is equal to Np

in this question official answer is B,C but if the sequence number of syn packet is 65535 then the ack sequence number should be 0 then how B is correct?

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