What is the largest x such that the protocol performs x-bit

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Question: 1 Suppose the standard 16-bit CRC protocol. Can we use this protocol to do error-CORRECTION? If so, how powerful is it?

Part 1: What is the largest x such that the protocol performs x-bit correction?

Part 2: What algorithm would you use to perform this correction? Give me the pseudo-code (or a sensible explanation)

Can you answer this problem and explain the protocol performs x-bit correction? Can we use this protocol to do error connection?

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