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The sequence number and ack number refer to different directions of the connection. The sequence number is incremented in transmitted packets corresponding with the data payload size and the ack number is incremented corresponding to previously received packet data payload size.
Thus in any packet the sequence number and ack number are likely to be different as they reflect the data in different directions.
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