(a) Derive the expression for the channel capacity of a binary symmetric channel (BEC).
Explanation
The channel capacity of a binary symmetric channel is a measure of the maximum rate at which information can be transmitted reliably over the channel. It is given by the expression C = 1 - H(p), where p is the probability of error.
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