Combinational Circuits – 81

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81. ________ is a correct combination for an ODD-parity data transmission system.

(a) data = 1101 1011 parity = 1
(b) data = 1101 0010 parity = 0
(c) data = 0001 0101 parity = 1
(d) data = 1010 1111 parity = 0

Answer
Answer : (a)
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