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please help explain!!! please explain. how i can use the following matrix to decode these crytograms and how i can encode my response to cryptogram

please help explain!!! please explain. how i can use the following matrix to decode these crytograms and how i can encode my response to cryptogram 2.
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we have to decode the cryptograms that reveal messages but than respond in a cryptogram for someone else to decode. please explain all, i do not understand
Cryptogram 1: -67 16 33 -19 5 7 Cryptogram 2: -59 7 37 17 2 -20 -131 31 75 -72 21 33 48 18 21 -83 22 41 7 2 -10 28 -20 -8 19 -18 -2 -19 7 7 12 -16 3 4 -12 12 22 -19 -3 Your response to Cryptogram 2 (ENCODED!): 0= A cryptogram is a message written in secret code. Matrix multiplication can be used to encode and decode messages. For our purposes, we will use the following code for our messages: 6=F 12=L 18 = R 24 = X 1 = A 7= G 13 =M 19=S 25 = Y 2 =B 8=H 14 =N 26 = Z 3-C 9= I 15 = 0 4=D 10 = J 16 =P 5 = E 11 = K 17 = Q 23 =W 0 A cryptogram is a message written in secret code. Matrix multiplication can be used to encode and decode messages. For our purposes, we will use the following code for our messages: 6-F 12=L 18=R 24-X 1 = A 7=G 13 = M 19=S 25-Y 2=B 8= H 14=N 20=T 26-Z 3=C 9-1 150 21=U 4=D 10=J 16 =P 22 = V 5=E 11=K 17= 23 =W In order to decode our message, first you must find A, then multiply your code 3 pieces at a time for a 3x3 matrix and 2 at a time for a 2x2 matrix in order to get the numbers that correspond to our letters above. Ex: 3 A=0 (4 - 4 2 2 1 -5 3] Cryptogram: 112 -140 83 19-25 13 72 -76 61 95 -119 71 20 21 38 35 -23 36 42 -48 32 Step 1: Find A [112-8] A = 4 1 -3 L-8 -16 Step 2: Perform Multiplication to Decode [112 8] [112 - 140 83) 4 1 -3 - [8 1 22] = HAV 7-8 -1 6] 112 -8 (19 -25 13] 4 1-3-(s o 1] -E_A (-8 -16 1 2 -81 [72 - 76 61) 4 1 -3 - (1 7 18] - _GR 7-8-16] (12-8 (95 - 119 71] * 1 -3 -15 1 20) - EAT 1-8 -16 [11 2 - 8] [20 21 38] 4 1 -3 = [o 23 5] - _WE - 2-8 -16] [11 2 -8] [35-23 36] 4 -3 - [5 11 5] - EKE 1-8 -16 11 2 - 87 [42 - 48 32) 4 1 -3 [14 4 0) - ND -8 -16 Putting it together, our message is: HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND Your challenge is to use the following matrix A to decode two cryptograms. The first cryptogram will provide you with the name of one of the great fathers of coding and cryptanalysis. In the second cryptogram, I will be asking you a particular question. Please encode your response back for ME to decode. Good luck! 1 -1 0 A= O -1 |-6 2 3 Cryptogram 1: -67 16 33 -19 5 7 Cryptogram 2: -59 7 37 17 2 -20 -131 31 75 -72 21 33 -48 18 21 -83 22 41 7 2 -10 28 -20 -8 19 -18 -2 -19 7 7 12 -16 3 -4 -12 12 22 -19 -3 Your response to Cryptogram 2 (ENCODED!)

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