Q2) Having the text (A AA BACBCCBBAAADBBBC D), answer the following: 1. The probability of character...

Q2) Having the text (A AA BACBCCBBAAADBBBC D), answer the following: 1. The probability of character A( P(A)) equals------- a) 1 b)0.1 c) 0.7 d) 0.35 The self-information of character C( I(C) Jequals------ 2. a) 2.321 bit b) 4.256 bit c) 1.336 bit d) 6.874 bit 3. If the average time t is 5 usec, then the information rate R(x) is-- a) 10.856 Mbps b) 9.486 Mbps c) 7561 kbps d) non of the mentioned

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Refer to the following information to answer questions from a to d Economic Condition Probability Return...

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