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1010 1111 0011 is an even parity 12 bit hamming code that contains a single-bit error. what is the corresponding uncorrupted hamming code
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1010 1111 1011.
1010 1111 0011 is an even parity 12 bit hamming code that contains a single-bit error. The corresponding uncorrupted hamming code is
1010 1111 1011.
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