In a communication, the transmitted data is 01110101011 and the received data is 00 1110100011. For error detection, 2D Parity algorithm is used with (3 row and 4 column). Which answer is correct? O a. Error-can be detected and corrected O b. Error is only detected by row, but cannot be corrected Oc Error is only detected by column, but cannot be corrected O d. Error cannot be detected Oe. Error is detected by row and column, but cannot be corrected

In a communication, the transmitted data is 01110101011 and the received data is 00 1110100011. For error detection, 2D Parity algorithm is used with (3 row and 4 column). Which answer is correct? O a. Error-can be detected and corrected O b. Error is only detected by row, but cannot be corrected Oc Error is only detected by column, but cannot be corrected O d. Error cannot be detected Oe. Error is detected by row and column, but cannot be corrected

Systems Architecture

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 38VE

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