Given that the throughput of a TCP connection is inversely proportional to its RTT, connections with heterogeneous RTTs sharing the same queue will get different bandwidth shares. What will be the...

Given that the throughput of a TCP connection is inversely proportional to its RTT, connections with heterogeneous RTTs sharing the same queue will get different bandwidth shares. What will be the eventual proportion of the bandwidth sharing among three connections if their propagation delays are 10 ms, 100 ms, and 150 ms, and the service rate of the shared queue is 200 kbps? Assume that the queue size is infinite without buffer over flow (no packet loss), and the maximum window of the TCP sender is 20 packets, with each packet having 1500 bytes.