Alternating cipher

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Suppose RFMTD is encoded to SENSE according to an alternating substitution, how is MATH IS FUN encoded under the same cipher?

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  • An alternating substitution M n M_n makes, for instance, the following mapping

M 2 ( a ) y M 2 ( b ) d M 2 ( c ) a M 2 ( d ) f M 2 ( e ) c M 2 ( z ) b \begin{aligned} M_2(\textrm{a})& \rightarrow \textrm{y} \\ M_2(\textrm{b})& \rightarrow \textrm{d} \\ M_2(\textrm{c})& \rightarrow \textrm{a} \\ M_2(\textrm{d})& \rightarrow \textrm{f} \\ M_2(\textrm{e})& \rightarrow \textrm{c} \\ &\ldots \\ M_2(\textrm{z})& \rightarrow \textrm{b} \end{aligned}

In general, n n can be any integer, positive or negative.

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1 solution

Karishma Mahanta
Sep 26, 2014

The letters are alternatively replaced by its preceding or successive letters.

R + 1 = S
F - 1 = E
M + 1 = N
T - 1 = S
D + 1 = E

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