Question: [ 6 ] We have two binary symmetric channels 1 & 2 . Channel 1 has an error probability of 0 . 1 2 and

[6] We have two binary symmetric channels 1 & 2.
Channel 1 has an error probability of 0.12 and channel 2 has an error probability of 0.23.
a)[4] If we want to transmit a bit sequence of ten bits, for each channel (channel 1 and channel 2), what is the probability (with four decimal places) that:
A two-bit error occurs?
A three-bit error occurs?
b)[2] If the source can transmit at 120 kbit per second for each channel (channel 1 and channel 2), what is the maximum number of information bits per second that we can transmit through each channel (channel 1 and channel 2) if we want to be able to transmit the information bits reliably? Please give your answer with the unit in kbit per second (with four decimal places).(k =10)

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