3 years ago

Encrypt the word PLACE using an alphabetic Caesar shift cipher with shift 13 ( mapping A and N)

Mathematics

1 answer:

Vladimir [108]3 years ago

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PLACE

P > C

L > Y

A > N

C > P

E > R

CYNPR

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Encrypt the word PLACE using an alphabetic Caesar shift cipher with shift 13 ( mapping A and N)​

Encrypt the word PLACE using an alphabetic Caesar shift cipher with shift 13 ( mapping A and N)