The LFSR sequence 100100011110 ... is generated by a recurrencerelation of length 4: xn+4 = CoXn +c1¤n+1+c2®n+2+c3¤n+3 (mod 2).Find the coefficients co, C1, C2, C3.-

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The LFSR sequence 100100011110 .. is generated by a recurrence relation of length 4: xn+4 = coXn+c1*n+1+c2&n+2+C3&n+3 (mod 2). Find the coefficients co, c1, ©2, C3-