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( 1 3 marks ) [ Parity checks ( Learning Outcome 3 ) ] Suppose the data in a packet, D = 1 0 0

(13 marks)[Parity checks (Learning Outcome 3)]
Suppose the data in a packet, D=100111101000100101010100111001111001, is to be
protected by a two-dimensional parity scheme and an odd parity scheme is being used.
What would the parity bits be such that the EDC field in the packet has minimum-length?
Refer to pages 9 and 11 of 13_Link_I_COMP3234B_s2024.pdf. Give the answer in the form
like the following:
10101|
111100
01110|1
001010Suppose the data in a packet, D=100111101000100101010100111001111001, is to be
protected by a two-dimensional parity scheme and an odd parity scheme is being used.
What would the parity bits be such that the EDC field in the packet has minimum-length?
Give the answer in the form
like the following:
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