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![Encode the message "CRYPTOGRAPHY" using matrix A. Remember to partition the
numerical message into groups of two.
A =
2
--[13]
The coded message is:
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Transcribed Image Text:Encode the message "CRYPTOGRAPHY" using matrix A. Remember to partition the
numerical message into groups of two.
A =
2
--[13]
The coded message is:
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