IQ2 ]: The following data streams ( 100010010101101, 110110111101100 ,- 101101111011011, 110110111101100') are received through the 150kHz channelbandwidth. If you know that the data will be treated with (Hamming) error detection andcorrection technique before transmitted, and one of these streams attract with one bit error,answer the following:A- Find the wrong received stream and state the correct stream.B- State the original data streams (without the error detection &correction bits)C- Depending on the original data calculated in (B).Ealulafe the Bu?D- find the data transmitted using L&V parity and calculate the transmitted BW

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IQ2 ]: The following data streams ( 100010010101101, 110110111101100 , 101101111011011, 110110111101100') are received through the 150kHz channe pandwidth. If you know that the data will be treated with (Hamming) error detection orrection technique before transmitted, and one of these streams attract with one bi nswer the following: A- Find the wrong received stream and state the correct stream. B- State the original data streams (without the error detection &correction bits) C. Dor

IQ2 ]: The following data streams ( 100010010101101, 110110111101100 , 101101111011011, 110110111101100') are received through the 150kHz channe pandwidth. If you know that the data will be treated with (Hamming) error detection orrection technique before transmitted, and one of these streams attract with one bi nswer the following: A- Find the wrong received stream and state the correct stream. B- State the original data streams (without the error detection &correction bits) C. Dor

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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