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TCP/IP the contradiction...?

Asked by devisakthi in Miscellaneous Networking, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), UseNet (NNTP)

In TCP/IP four layer model, The second Layer is Network Layer Which consists of protocols Like IP,ICMP..Similarly the above Layer Transport Layer consists of protocols like TCP & UDP. My Q is
 
  TCP is - Connection Oriented Protocol
  But the Lower Layer
  IP is - Connectionless Protocol.

 How these two layers communicates & How actually communication is handled in Tcp/Ip model ?
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