Even parity bit is 0 - encoded message is 10101100.
The data word "1010110" contains 4 (even) of 1-bits.
A parity bit of 0 makes the total count of 1-bits across the entire encoded message even.
The parity bit is placed at the end (LSB side) of the message by convention.
Both the transmitter and receiver must agree on even parity and bit position for error detection to work.
Next stepSend the encoded message. The receiver will count all 1-bits: if the total is odd, a single-bit error has occurred and retransmission should be requested.