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Find the Hamming distance of the codewords 10100111 and 11010011

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Find the Hamming distance of the codewords 10100111 and 11010011

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Sure, here is the step by step process to find the Hamming distance of the codewords 10100111 and 11010011:

  1. Write down the two codewords:

    10100111 11010011

  2. Compare each bit (digit) in the same position in both codewords. If the bits are the same, write down a 0. If they are different, write down a 1.

    01110100

  3. The Hamming distance is the number of 1s in the result. So, count the number of 1s:

    There are 4 ones in the result.

So, the Hamming distance of the codewords 10100111 and 11010011 is 4.

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