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Part II: Recovering Garbled Text (4 points) In a computer network, data must be transmitted between different nodes (devices). Unfortunately, this is not an error-proof process. Transmission problems can garble a message, leading to errors in the data that is received. Luckily, the errors are (usually) randomly distributed, so they will occur in different places each time a message is transmitted. By transmitting the same message multiple times and comparing the results, we can gather data that will help us to reconstruct the original message. To do this, we examine each position of each message copy. The value that occurs most frequently in a specific position is (usually) the correct value for that position. For example, consider the following repeated/retransmitted message (in this example, spaces have been inserted between each letter for clarity) feln owo w1 d gelqh w k b py h prseworl d he1l bmor1 d hegl ox1rh d hhll owerku htlkqwxs 1 d