Question: If n = 64, and John sends 2 plaintext messages, m 1 of size 100 bits and m 2 of size 200 bits to Stacy,

If n = 64, and John sends 2 plaintext messages, m1 of size 100 bits and m2 of size 200 bits to Stacy, what would be the total length of the ciphertext sent from John to Stacy?
Let (Init, Next) be a stream cipher that takes an n-bit IV. Define a private-key encryption scheme for arbitrary-length messages as follows: - Gen: on input 1n, choose a uniform k{0,1}n and output it. - Enc: on input a key k{0,1}n and a message m{0,1}, choose uniform IV{0,1}n, and output the ciphertext IV,GetBits1(Init(k,IV),1m)m. - Dec: on input a key k{0,1}n and a ciphertext IV,c, output the message m:=GetBits1(lnit(k,IV),1c)c
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