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Please check how the correct answer is B.

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Ans is B bcoz r1 is 1, r2 is 0, r4 is 0 so 1010101...
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None is the answer. answer will be - 

 0110011 - Even Parity

1011011 - Odd Parity

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1 0 1 P4 1 P2 P1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1

We have to find even parity bit  Value for the possition  P1, P2, P4( Parity is 2 Power N, where N=0,1,2,...N){1,2,4,8,16,32,....N}

2power r >m+r+1; where m=data bit, r=redundant / pairty bit in number of

Parity bit position: 1,2,4

Position:(based on parity )

3 = 1+2

5=1+4

6=2+4

7=1+2+4

Now P4----> 

5 6 7  
1 0 1 even  then P4=0

P2---->

3 6 7  
1 0 1 even then P2=0

P1----->

3 5 7  
1 1 1 odd then P1=0

Then The Value of P1=1, P2= 0, P4=0 ,Apply this value in the First table

The Ans is 1010101    (B)

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