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La polilla moteada en Inglaterra solía ser de color sal y pimienta para camuflarse, pero durante la revolución industrial, la contaminación por hollín oscureció los troncos de los árboles. Esto hizo que las polillas negras tuvieran más éxito que las claras al camuflarse mejor, volviéndose predominantes.

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Hay una polilla en Inglaterra llamada polilla moteada. Antes de la revolucin industrial britnica,
estas polillas solan ser de color sal y pimienta. Debido a su colorido, se mezclaban bien con los
troncos de los rboles sobre los que solan descansar. El color les ayud a esconderse de los pjaros
que se los coman. Durante la revolucin industrial britnica, la industria expuls una gran cantidad
de holln de la quema de carbn al medio ambiente. Este holln oscureci los troncos de los rboles y
se not que las polillas de color negro se estaban volviendo predominantes. La idea es que con el
holln en el ambiente, a las polillas de color negro les fue mejor que a las polillas de color claro.
Existe cierto debate sobre si este es realmente el caso o no, pero por el bien de esta pregunta,
supongamos que lo es.

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I have a homework about information security and cipher code. I need help about to figure it out. Can you help? For each question: Identify cipher. Decrypt/break the ciphertext: find plaintext and key. Explain your steps. All plaintexts are in English. Alphabet is capital English letters. Exclude/ignore punctuation marks. 1 - A Simple One; RINEVFGR TNYBVF VF N SERAPU ZNGURZNGVPVNA SNZBHF SBE UVF PBAGEVOHGVBAF GB GUR CNEG BS UVTURE NYTROEN ABJ XABJA NF TEBHC GURBEL. UVF GURBEL CEBIVQRQ N FBYHGVBA GB GUR YBAT FGNAQVAT DHRFGVBA BS QRGREZVAVAT JURA NA NYTROENVP RDHNGVBA PNA OR FBYIRQ OL ENQVPNYF, N FBYHGVBA PBAGNVAVAT FDHNER EBBGF, PHOR EBBGF, NAQ FB BA OHG AB GEVTBABZRGEL SHAPGVBAF BE BGURE ABANYTROENVP SHAPGVBAF. UR QVRQ IREL LBHAT NSGRE SVTUGVAT N QHRY. 2 - Frequency is important; RAWKZN SAFTW SQEPQDEK, APTETDQS TBQSTQD ETFWKZZK SFTET SQEPQDETQ, QD TBQSTQD XPKDIN OQBNKOQBTITQD HNA OQCK EPKQB IADBPTUFBTADW BA DFOUKP BNKAPM QDC BA QDQSMBTI QDC IKSKWBTQS OKINQDTIW. NTW OAWB TOZAPBQDB UAAY, QDQSMBTI OKINQDTIW, HQW BNK UQWTW XAP QSS SQBKP HAPY TD BNTW XTKSC.SQEPQDEKW TDBKPKWB TD OQBNKOQBTIW UKEQD HNKD NK PKQC Q IAZM AX NQSSKMW HAPY AD BNK FWK AX QSEKUPQ TD AZBTIW. NK HQW QSWA QBBPQIBKC BA ZNMWTIW UM BNK KJIKSSKDB BKQINTDE AX UKIIQPTQ QB BNK IASSKEK AX BFPTD QDC NK CKITCKC BA OQYK Q IQPKKP XAP NTOWKSX TD OQBNKOQBTIW. ZKPNQZW BNK HAPSC AX OQBNKOQBTIW NQW BA BNQDY SQEPQDEKW XQBNKP XAP NTW FDWAFDC XTDQDITQS WZKIFSQBTAD, XAP SQEPQDEK SQBKP ISQTOKC: TX T NQC UKKD PTIN, T ZPAUQUSM HAFSC DAB NQGK CKGABKC OMWKSX BA OQBNKOQBTIW.NK IKPBQTDSM CTC CKGABK NTOWKSX BA OQBNKOQBTIW, UFB SQPEKSM NK HQW WKSX BQFENB QDC CTC DAB NQGK BNK UKDKXTB AX WBFCMTDE HTBN SKQCTDE OQBNKOQBTITQDW. NK UKEQD HAPYTDE AD BNK BQFBAINPADK, BNK IFPGK AD HNTIN Q HKTENBKC ZQPBTISK HTSS QSHQMW QPPTGK QB Q XTJKC ZATDB TD BNK WQOK BTOK TDCKZKDCKDB AX TBW TDTBTQS ZAWTBTAD. SQEPQDEK WKDB KFSKP NTW PKWFSBW AD BNK BQFBAINPADK IADBQTDTDE NTWOKBNAC AX OQJTOQ QDC OTDTOQ. KFSKP PKZSTKC WQMTDE NAH TOZPKWWKC NK HQW HTBN SQEPQDEKW DKH TCKQW.QSBNAFEN NK HQW WBTSS ADSM 19 MKQPW ASC, SQEPQDEK HQW QZZATDBKC ZPAXKWWAP AX OQBNKOQBTIW QB BNK PAMQS QPBTSSKPM WINAAS TD BFPTD. 3 - It's Polyalphabetic; XUCY JIIFOVSGF BUFFW, FRJRMXEJ IUXR NFHBYR PVGZXCVGY CBCP QESNM, RRVDAO XEDLCHUEVGZAO, RIXIPVFWL VVGBCHOH YN IYR SW TIP KBIYOYDG QRTIPQKXGXCLAW FF BWP DMKZ ZZE LZS DZRDVGWOEVSES UZ REQZZL EUIFRZ, RIYQCOLJ, CVFBBMMVMRT NSRSIY, HPSNIQT, JWNRVTBCC KWRMIYBQP, TIP XRIMMS ZS JLNDEMYRQ, VHO CSKEOEMKP RCYZEC ZNDWYNMLB YWRGKRPXEQRCOCDZ. LV WBD VKVC VGZAK DAUSIWERDWTNRJ IO ELKX FZ QLF E TAMNYVERDHR CVFDJRC, KRB CY CRXRIOPH DLC VVTYMKY UZ HY IJVVZEEKE DLPMYJVNTBRJ IO SMC LCVX XBWK OG SMC PGAY. TZTIETDIN FW OBTF ESIMTXI ELY VJ UMJ GJQX PSP GUYTYRGFD, LSW RZUNUIIS BYH RMQ YYGBXVD NZXRIP MYNBQDEOOIN LGH NZ GLV DVVI YJ ZMOYFAZCL, HLY KPVHERH YIN QMXELXCLY EJSJDXKRAZ NZ PSETJYYO LGN YOHGRTJZR VSAVFWL EED USIX XM NNFQC DAUSIWERDWD NX KHF FRSZCMMTGC FF HZXDMLBYY. TELSTD JSVQO MTTRZFJNEXX BDMNBZVRZ, HEC XFVN L EIXUMLV ZSJTAZA SW SFGIXX.

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