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A parity encoded message in ASCII for the word "Hello" is given as 90base16, CBbase16, D8base16,...

A parity encoded message in ASCII for the word "Hello" is given as 90base16, CBbase16, D8base16, D8base16, DEbase16. Given one character is erroneous, determine which character and the parity setting for the transmission.

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