Question 8 The parity check matrix is given as shown: 1000010 0 10 0 I 11 H = 0010110 0 0 01011 Determine the error correction capability. The given coding scheme can correct at least. bit/s in error Valid Codeword (answered Hamming Weight (answered from previous item) Message from previous item) 000 0000000 001 0101001 010 1111010 011 1010011 4 100 0110100 3 101 0011101 4 110 1001110 4 111 1100111 5 Note: Enter your answer only. No spaces in between, before, or after the answer. Other formats will be invalidated. Sample Answer: 1

Question 8 The parity check matrix is given as shown: 1000010 0 10 0 I 11 H = 0010110 0 0 01011 Determine the error correction capability. The given coding scheme can correct at least. bit/s in error Valid Codeword (answered Hamming Weight (answered from previous item) Message from previous item) 000 0000000 001 0101001 010 1111010 011 1010011 4 100 0110100 3 101 0011101 4 110 1001110 4 111 1100111 5 Note: Enter your answer only. No spaces in between, before, or after the answer. Other formats will be invalidated. Sample Answer: 1

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