(1 bоnus pt is included) Suppоse we wаnt tо trаnsmit two binаry streams and protect them from errors with different checksums attached. 1) For stream "1101 0101," use the CRC4 checksum (x4 +x +1). This is the [BLANK-1] (fill A or B) long division. The divisor should be [BLANK-2]. We need to append [BLANK-3] (fill a number) zeros to the steam before the calculation. After computing (you can use the additional content at the end of the assessment as your scratch paper), the remainder is [BLANK-4] (fill bits), which will be appended to the original stream. We [BLANK-5] (fill C or D) first convert them into decimal numbers to calculate and then convert the remainder back to binary. A. polynomial B. binary C. can D. cannot 2) For stream "1000 1001 0010 0100," use the 2D parity checksum. If the receiver received the stream with checksum as "10001 10011 00101 01001 00110", we can tell [BLANK-6] (fill 'no' or 'one') bit has been altered, which is the [BLANK-7]th (fill 0 if no bit is altered or a specific number) bit of the original stream (from left to the right). The following layout is for your reference. 1000_ 1001_ 0010_ 0100_ ______ 3) You may realize that in 2D parity, the last checksum bit (the bit at the bottom right corner on the above layout) is always generated from its previous [BLANK-8] (fill A or B or C). A. rows B. columns C. either rows or columns
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