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Explain the difference between single-bit errors and burst errors in error control in communications systems. (3 marks)
(a) if a noise event causes a burst error to occur that lasts for 0.1 ms (millisecond) and data is being transmitted at 100mbps, how many data bits will be affected? (3 marks)
(b) under what circumstances is the use of parity bits an appropriate error control technique?
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