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A source transmits a message through a noisy channel. Each symbol is a 0 or a 1,
transmitted with probability p or 1 ? p, and received incorrectly with probability 0
and 1 respectively. Errors in different symbol transmissions are independent. (a)
What is the probability that the kth symbol is received correctly? (b) What is the
probability that a string 1001 is received correctly? (c) To increase reliability, each
symbol is transmitted three times, and the received string is decoded by majority rule.
For example, a `0' is transmitted as `000' and is decoded as a `0' if a majority of received
symbols is `0', else as `1'. What is the probability of symbol being decoded correctly?
(Step by step solution please : ) ) A source transmits a message through a noisy...
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