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CRYPTOGRAPHY/PROBABILITY QUESTION PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK!!!!!!!! CRYPTOGRAPHY/PROB

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CRYPTOGRAPHY/PROBABILITY QUESTION PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK!!!!!!!!

CRYPTOGRAPHY/PROBABILITY QUESTION PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK! Likelihood ratio test: Alice generates random 4-bit numbers by flipping 4 coins. Bob generates random 4-bit numbers by rolling 3 dice, summing them, and subtracting 3. Complete the following table: x Palice(x) Pbob(x) LR(x) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1/16 1/216 27/2 x Palice(x) Pbob(x) LR(x) 8 9 a b c d e f Text Each of the following strings is generated by either Alice or Bob. Compute the likelihood ratio for each: (a) 9fb781 (b) a57c89 (c) d2f3ed (d) b87268

Explanation / Answer

for alice 4-bit number is generated using 4 coins.So each comibantion is unique.And 0 to f are equally probable

for bob

are possible combination and subtracting 3 from it gives 0 to 15

x    Palice (x)     Pbob(x)

0       1/16            1/216

1       1/16            3/216           

2       1/16            6/216

3       1/16            10/216

4       1/16            15/216

5       1/16            21/216

6       1/16            25/216

7       1/16            27/216

8       1/16            27/216

9       1/16            25/216

a       1/16            21/216

b       1/16            15/216

c       1/16            10/216

d       1/16            6/216

e       1/16            3/216

f       1/16            1/216

U can get LR(x) be P(bob)/P(alice)

a)9fb781

P(alice)=(1/16)^6

P(bob)=25*1*15*27*27*3/(216)^6=8.07*10^-9

b)a57c89

P(alice)=(1/16)^6

P(bob)=21*21*27*10*27*25/(216)^6 =7.91*10^-7

c)d2f3ed

P(alice)=(1/16)^6

p(bob)=6*6*1*10*3*6/(216)^6=6.38*10^-11

d)b87268

P(alice)=(1/16)^6

p(bob)=15*27*27*6*25*27/(216)^6=4.36*10^-7