RSA Encryption. Let p = 13 and q = 11a)Calculate an appropriate public code, and private code for doing RSA encryption.b)Assuming that each character in a message is represented by its ASCII value (ReferTable 1), encode "Too much work!".Table 1 ASCII CharactersDec|Char Dec Char|Dec|Char Dec|Char|Dec|Char4 72 H 92 \ 112 pI 93 ] 113 q32 space| 52!33535 73346 74114%3D54J94r7 75 K 958 76 L35#5511536$569611677 M 9778 N 98 b 11879 o 9937579а 17u38&58V3959119 w40(60< 80 P 100 d 120X81 Q 10182 R 102? 834161e 121 y4262f 122S 10364 @ 84 T 104 h 124 I65 A 85 U 10566 B 86 v 106 j 1264363g 123 {4445i 125 }464767 C 87 W 107 k68 D 88 x 108 169 E 89 Y 109 m4849150270F 90 z 110 n51371G 91[ [111| 0+

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RSA Encryption, Let p = 13 and q = 11 a) Calculate an appropriate public code, and private code for doing RSA encryption. b) Assuming that each character in a message is represented by its ASCII value (Refer Table 1), encode "Too much work!".

RSA Encryption, Let p = 13 and q = 11 a) Calculate an appropriate public code, and private code for doing RSA encryption. b) Assuming that each character in a message is represented by its ASCII value (Refer Table 1), encode "Too much work!".

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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