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In the Affine Cipher, To decrypt a message, we use: O f(p) = (ap + b) mod 26, %3D O f(p) = (ap * b) mod 26, %3D Op= a(c- b) (mod 26) O f(p) = (a + b) mod 26,

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In the Affine Cipher,
To decrypt a message, we use:
O f(p) = (ap + b) mod 26,
%3D
O f(p) = (ap b) mod 26,
O p= ā(c- b) (mod 26)
O f(p) = (a + b) mod 26,

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