1. Memory Error Detection and Correction (a) Explain the idea of even/odd parity bit strings. (b) Create the 2D parity check matrix (Row, Column, Matrix parity bits) for the following data: 1010, 1111, 1001, 0100. (c) Using Hamming(15,11), check the Hamming codeword for correctness: 101101001010100. State whether or not the codeword is correct. If the codeword is not correct, determine the mistake (flipped bit) and generate the correct codeword.

1. Memory Error Detection and Correction (a) Explain the idea of even/odd parity bit strings. (b) Create the 2D parity check matrix (Row, Column, Matrix parity bits) for the following data: 1010, 1111, 1001, 0100. (c) Using Hamming(15,11), check the Hamming codeword for correctness: 101101001010100. State whether or not the codeword is correct. If the codeword is not correct, determine the mistake (flipped bit) and generate the correct codeword.

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