generate the image In the Go-Back N protocol, when we try to send 10 packets and every 6th packet is lost, we end up sending a total of 15 packets due to the need to retransmit the lost packet and all subsequent packets. This is a more efficient method than the stop-and-wait protocol, where each packet would require an acknowledgment before sending the next one, Flowchart illustrates Go-Back N protocol dynamics for sending packets. Every 6th packet lost. Total 15 packets sent due to retransmission. Comparison with stop-and-wait protocol