Computer Networks - Physical and Data Link LayerA data frame uses odd parity but the received bits have an even number of 1s. What is the likely issue?ANo error detectedBParity bit was not usedCChecksum error occurredDError detected in transmissionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand odd parity ruleOdd parity means total number of 1s including parity bit should be odd.Step 2: Analyze received bitsReceived bits have even number of 1s, which violates odd parity rule, indicating an error.Final Answer:Error detected in transmission -> Option DQuick Check:Odd parity violated = error detected [OK]Quick Trick: Odd parity means total 1s must be odd [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming no error if parity failsConfusing parity bit absence with errorMixing parity error with checksum error
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