Huffman Coding and PhrasesUse the following chart to answer problems 15-19.15. Calculate the total number of bits per character. Record your answers in the chart.CharacterCodeFrequencyBitsA0002E001H0101K0111M1001011R1102S1111T10004U10011space10104What are the total bits in the original code?Use Huffman Coding to compress the following phrase: “MEET ME AT THESUPERMARKET". Draw the Huffman Coding tree in the space provided below.Hint: You can use the Shape tool to draw the graph, or you can draw the graph by hand,then photograph or scan your graph to submit it.

A=000=3 bits*frequency=3*2=6 bits E=18 H=3 K=3 M=9 P=3 R=6 S=3 T=16 U=4 space=16 bits Total…

Use Huffman Coding to compress the following phrase: “MEET ME AT THE SUPERMARKET". Draw the Huffman Coding tree in the space provided below. Hint: You can use the Shape tool to draw the graph, or you can draw the graph by hand, then photograph or scan your graph to submit it.

Use Huffman Coding to compress the following phrase: “MEET ME AT THE SUPERMARKET". Draw the Huffman Coding tree in the space provided below. Hint: You can use the Shape tool to draw the graph, or you can draw the graph by hand, then photograph or scan your graph to submit it.

Database System Concepts

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

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