Refer to the exhibit. Which frame numbers contain a file that is extractable from Wireshark PCAP?

It is unlikely a file extraction would occur from only two potentially non-consecutive frames, especially if other frames are part of the same data stream.

A single frame is highly unlikely to contain an entire extractable file, as most files are larger than what a single network packet can hold.

Frame No. 20086, if not part of the contiguous data transfer identified by Wireshark's file extraction logic, would not individually or in combination with other frames from a different stream constitute the same extractable file.

Files transferred over protocols like HTTP or FTP are often broken down into multiple packets and transmitted across several frames in a PCAP. For Wireshark to successfully extract a complete file, all the frames that contain segments of that file's data stream, such as those from 20061 to 20064, must be included.