To create a table with the affine cipher similar to the one in your image, using the given text "мережевий трафік" and the parameters $a = 5$ and $b = 6$, we need to encode each character in the text. Here’s how the affine cipher encoding process works:

The affine cipher formula for encoding each character is: $E(x) = (a \times x + b) \mod 33$ where:

• $x$ is the numerical position of the letter in the Ukrainian alphabet (assuming the alphabet has 33 characters as in the photo),
• $a = 5$,
• $b = 6$,
• $\mod 33$ is used to wrap around the alphabet.

1. Convert each letter of "мережевий трафік" to its corresponding numeric value.
2. Apply the affine cipher formula to get the encrypted values.
3. Convert the encrypted values back to letters to produce the encrypted text.

I'll create this table for you, following the structure of the image, and display it for easier interpretation.I’ve created the affine cipher table based on your text "мережевий трафік" and the parameters $a = 5$ and $b = 6$. This table includes the original text, numeric values, affine transformation, and encrypted letters. Let me know if you have any questions or if you'd like further explanation on any part of the process.

Here are some related questions to expand on this topic:

1. How does changing the parameters $a$ and $b$ affect the encryption?
2. What conditions must $a$ satisfy in an affine cipher for it to be invertible?
3. How can we decrypt the affine cipher text back to the original text?
4. What are the applications of affine ciphers in modern encryption?
5. How does the affine cipher differ from other substitution ciphers?

Tip: When choosing $a$ for an affine cipher, ensure it is coprime with the modulus to allow for decryption.