Given the 21-bit even-parity Hamming code: 0 1010 0111 0011 0000 0101 and assuming there is...

Given the 21-bit even-parity Hamming code: 0 1010 0111 0011 0000 0101

and assuming there is one incorrect bit.

a. Which bit is incorrect?

My educated guess for what the incorrect bit maybe has me thinking it is the '1' bit at the end of the '0111' byte, but I have no full proof as to why it is that specific bit. Am I in the right area to think that?

b. After the error is corrected, what decimal number is represented by the Hamming code of part (a)?

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A)Almost you are correct. You are thinking that the error is at 9th bit that's right but the 9th bit from the right side not from left that small thing you are mistaken.

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