Question#1 The following Hill 3-cipher illustrates the procedure for our 29-character alphabet with its encoding given in the following table. The key matrix is 17 5 20 2393 11 2 12 Decode the following cipher text ZXVXOBREOTLM into plain text.

Question#1 The following Hill 3-cipher illustrates the procedure for our 29-character alphabet with its encoding given in the following table. The key matrix is 17 5 20 2393 11 2 12 Decode the following cipher text ZXVXOBREOTLM into plain text.

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