When a byte of data is transfered it is subject to bit errors. A byte of?

Question

data is a set of eight binary digits, (eight bits) for example 10111011. A coding scheme called parity can be used to detect errors, however, parity can only detect an odd number of bit errors. Assume that each bit is in error with probability p, and that bit errors are independent. What is the probability that a transmitted byte (8 bits) will contain an undetected error?

it is a probability question:)please

Answer 1

P ( 2 in error v 4 in error v 6 in error v 8 in error )

Answer 2

Uh, you are asking a what if question. There are many configurations and you also didnt say about how big the data cluster is or is the error code horizontal, vertical or random? Take a look at this slide. It might help what you're looking for because I dont think anyone would really know what you are saying.

Answer 3

binary data is the one which contains of only two diits to represent the information they used the convention of 8 bits =bytes may be because three digits combine to form a byte and in binary data u will need 2^3 =8 bits

Answer 4

Each transfer protocol has a different probability for bit errors, all are fairly infinitesimal but still exist.