We Can Encode a Message by Assigning the Numbers 1 $2 \times 1$

question 34

Short Answer

We can encode a message by assigning the numbers 1 - 26 to the letters a - z of the alphabet, respectively, and assigning
27 to a blank space. To further encode a message, we can use an encoding matrix A to convert these numbers into new
pairs or triples of numbers. Use matrix A to encode the given message.
-Convert "I love you" from letters to numbers. Use pairs of those numbers, in order, to create $2 \times 1$ matrices, and multiply $\mathrm { A } = \left[ \begin{array} { l l } 2 & 1 \\ 1 & 3 \end{array} \right]$ times those matrices to encode the message "I love you" into pairs of coded numbers.
Combine the pairs of numbers to give the encoded numerical message.

Comprehend the rights and obligations of employers and employees during strikes and picketing.

Recognize employers' and employees' responsibilities to prevent discrimination in the workplace.

Understand the significance of collective agreements and the implications for employees and employers.

Recognize the role of arbitration and mediation in resolving workplace disputes.

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