DO NOT COPY FROM OTHER WEBSITESGuaranteed Upvote for correct and detailed answer. Thank you! Assuming we are using the error detectioncoding---parity coding, the channel error isbursty (meaning if there is error, one or twoadjacent bits will be flipped). For the receivedsequence '010101001000', the last two bits '00'are parity bits (the first 0 protects the odd bits,the second 0 protects the even bits).(a) How many bits are in error?(b) What bits are in error?

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