Question: Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) is a common spread spectrum transmission technique used in wireless communications. Before data transmission, a particular sequence of 1s and 0s called barker code is added to the original data using bitwise operation of XOR. If the 16bit data to be sent is a Hex decimal value 5100 and the barker code is 5100 in decimal, what is the transmitted data (i.e., the result of XOR) in binary bits?