Prove that the plaintext used by alice is recovered by bob

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1. Prove that the plaintext used by Alice is recovered by Bob in CFB mode.

2. Prove that the plaintext used by Alice is recovered by Bob in OFB mode.

3. Prove that the plaintext used by Alice is recovered by Bob in CTR mode.

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