Given two 2x2 matrices: M=1 21 1,N=-1 2 1 -1 (a).Verify multiplication of M x N...

Given two 2x2 matrices:
M=1 21 1,N=-1 2 1 -1

(a).Verify multiplication of M x N mod 26 = N x M mod 26 = I (identity matrix)

(b). Use Hill cipher to encrypt the message EXAMS

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We know that what is identity matrix, that identity matrix is the matrix whose diagonal elements are always 1.Below are the images for both answers a) and b) .

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