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Encryption and Algebraic Code Breaking! (Prezi + Activity) May 9, 2012

Filed under: algebra,class,patterns,Prezi — ZeroSum Ruler @ 10:59 pm
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 Code breaking is so cool.  Above is a short Prezi on Kryptos in Washington, DC.  Below is an activity that allows students to encrypt, and decode, their own secret messages using Algebra. 

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