One of the first recorded uses of statistics was in the 9th century by an Arab Muslim philosopher, Al-Kindi. He was studying cryptanalysis, or codebreaking, and realized that the most frequently occurring letters in a cypher should correspond to the most frequently occurring letters in the alphabet. In three to five sentences, with source(s) cited, determine what the most frequently occurring letters are in the English alphabet (and what their frequencies are). Once you have that, use that information to explain how you would use it to try to break this code (you do not have to actually break it, but you can if you want)