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Let a "binary code" be the set of all binary words, each consisting of 7 bits (i. e., 0 or 1 digits). For example, 0110110 is a codeword in this code.

a) How many different codewords are there?
b) How many codewords contain exactly four 1’s? c) How many codewords contain at most two 1’s?

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