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Given the data-bits m = 11010110, determine the number of k (parity-bits) by using Hamming Code...

Given the data-bits m = 11010110, determine the number of k (parity-bits) by using Hamming Code requirements. Illustrate the error detection and correction scheme using Hamming code method, for both the sender and receiver to detect an error at the following positions:

a. 6th bit position.

b. 11th bit position.

Assume an odd-parity scheme for this problem.

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