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Hamming Distance Be guided by the following procedures in making your own example using your full name. 1. Find the Hamming distance of the pairwise letters of your full name versus the letters of the word Specifically, pairwise letters are based on position, and, for this problem, exclude your middle name or middle initial. As an example, if your name is Jose Diaz Cruz or Jose D. Cruz, then just consider Jose Cruz. Moreover, the pairwise letters would be: J and B o and |. s and . e and . C and |, r and M. u and , z and 2. If your name has extensions, like, Jr.. Sr., I, II, and the-like, exclude that as well. 3. Note that we are case-sensitive in this problem (kindly refer to our example in #1). So, careful with the upper- and lower-cased letters. 4. If your full name is longer than the word SILLIMAN, then just repeat the letters (in order) of the word SILLIMAN until all the letters of your full name have their corresponding letters. Like, if your name is Anna May Reyes, then the pairwise letters would be: A and . n and |. n and . a and . M and | a and M. y and . R and N. e and , y and |. e and . s and For visual learners, consider the table below. n R 5. If your full name is shorter than the word SILLIMAN, then just repeat the letters (in order) of your full name until all the letters of the word SILLIMAN have their corresponding letters. Considering that your full name is RJ Suy, then (basing from the table on #4] the pairwise letters would be: R and . J and |. S and , u and , y and |. R and M. J and , S andPerformance Task on Parity Check and Hamming Distance Mathematics in the Modem World Goal: To produce samples of parity check and Hamming distance Role: Young Data Analysts Audience: Grade 12 students of Silliman University Senior High School Situation: SUJHS Principal plans to produce an Applied Mathematics Reviewer based on GE 4 topics. Specifically, the topic that is assigned to you is Coding Theory's Parity Check and Hamming Distance. She then asked you to work on the Examples section wherein the samples to be presented must be easily grasped by junior high students. Products: (Individual) a coherent and well-discussed examples of doing parity check and Hamming distance Note that inserting of pictures is not allowed in this performance task. Parity Check To get the attention of the readers, you are to give an example using your dream profession. Be guided by the following procedures in making your own example. 1. We all have a dream profession, for sure. Now is the time to send a universal mail with the use of coding! Fill in the statement. In his glory. I will be a future 2. Once decided on your answer to that statement, apply our lesson in Parity Check. That is, you need to send the code in a message that has a length of nine (inclusive of the parity bit) with only odd parity codes, Kindly refer to the 6th-9th slides of the Coding and Cryptography google slide. 3. You would provide the code of the blank part [only] of the statement. For example, if you wish to be a famous economist. then shift to BS Math. Alright. so much for my propaganda (but you may still shift, ofc), your message to be sent will be, In his glory, I will be a future 011001101 011000010 011011010 011011111 (and so on). Note that we are case-sensitive whenever we use ASCII (binary). So, careful with the upper- and lower-cased letters. 5. Your answer on the blank must have an adjective. That would be the "famous" in my example. Moreover, since I already used famous, no one should use this adjective in his/her answer. 6. Aside from your message, I need to see the solution as to why your message looks that way. With this you may have the presentation of your solution just like the way we have it in our google slide. 7. Separate the message from the solution. Hence, it would (somewhat] look like: In his glory, I will be a future 011001101 011000010 011011010 011011111 (and so on), Solution: ## (insert solution here)