Problem $2$

Following figures show some UART packets that were sent from one device to the other. The packet configuration in this case is $811,$ i$.$e$.8$ Data Bits, $1$ Parity Bit and $1$ Stop bit. The parity should be even, i$.$e$.$ the parity bit should be $1$ if the number of $1$ s in the data bits are odd, otherwise the parity bit will be $0.$ It is possible that the data in some packets is corrupted. Determine such packets and provide a possible candidate of the uncorrupted data that was originally sent, provide these data bits as a binary number instead of drawing it$.$ Also, calculate the baud rate being used. $(40$pts$)$

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