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Assume that we are transmitting binary digits over a binary erasure channel which is shown in the following figure, where transmitted digits may be erased. An erasure occurs with probability ? for both inputs symbols. Let p(x = 0) = p and p(x =1) = 1- p. Determine the channel matrix.

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