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Cs601 Assignment 3 Solution 20201

This document contains solutions to 3 questions about networking concepts. The first question calculates hamming distances for error correction. The second question calculates the number of bits impacted by a noise signal of a given duration on a communication system with a specified data rate. The third question identifies whether given MAC addresses are unicast, multicast, or broadcast.

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Cs601 Assignment 3 Solution 20201

This document contains solutions to 3 questions about networking concepts. The first question calculates hamming distances for error correction. The second question calculates the number of bits impacted by a noise signal of a given duration on a communication system with a specified data rate. The third question identifies whether given MAC addresses are unicast, multicast, or broadcast.

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Cs601 assignment 3 solution 20201

Question No. 1
Sol:

Hamming distance is an error detection technique which is used to correct number of bits in
the data.
You are required to find out the missing column values of each row by proper calculation.

Number of bits to be corrected Minimum hamming distance


16 17
8 9
6 7
9 10
16 17

Question No. 2

Suppose in a communication system of an organization, data rate of the signal is 2Kbps and it
has the duration of noise signal 1/100 seconds. Calculate the number of impacted/affected bits
by showing all the required steps of calculation.
Solution
Date rate =2kbps
=2000bits
Duration of noise=1/100
20bits

Question No. 3
Solution

A MAC address is of three types; uncast, multicast and broadcast. You are required to identify
and write down these types of the given MAC addresses below:

MAC Address Type


A3:43:85:11:93:F1 multicast
1C:87:B2:A1:2F:10 uncast
FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF broadcast
D3:5A:B2:9F:54:55 multicast
A4:1C:33:D2:0F:11 uncast

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