Coding-Decoding
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In these questions, the real alphabets in a word are replaced by certain other alphabets according to a specific rule to form its code.
In a certain code language the word DISTURB is written as DTWVUKF. How will the word FRANTIC be written in that language?
Answer: C
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In a certain code language the word NUMERICAL is written as LMUIREACN. How will the word PUBLISHED be written in thet language?
Answer: D
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In a certain code language the word STANDING is written as NATSGNID. How will the word PRODUCES be written in thet language?
Answer: C
There are eight letters in the given word. in the first step the letters of the given word have been divided into two equal parts:
STAN and DING
In the second step, the letters each part have been written in the reverse order.
NATS and GIND
Similary,
Step I PROD and UCES
Step II DORP and SECU
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I n the certain code language GERMINATION is written as IMGRENNOAIT. How is ESTABLISHED written in the code?
Answer: B
There are 11 letters each in the given word and its code. It means that there is one code letter for each letter of the given word. After careful observation of the given word its code it is clear that the code has been generated by rearranging the letters of the given word.
The middle letter of the given word remains at its position while other letters of both sides of it are rearrange in a certain way
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.What is the code for ‘Happy for you’?
Answer: C
Here each word is coded as follows:
The first word of the code for a corresponding word is the alphabet preceding 2 places to the last letter of the word in English Alphabetical order.
The last letter of the word for a corresponding word is the alphabet succeeding 2 places to the first word of the word in English Alphabetical order.
The number in the middle of code is the absolute value of the difference of the position of the last alphabet for a word in English Alphabetical order and the number of alphabets in each corresponding word.
For example:
Trees: The first alphabet of the code is Q, which is preceding 2 places to S. The last alphabet of the code is V, which is succeeding 2 places to T.
The number is: 19(position of S) – 5(number of letters) = 14
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Happy for you is coded as W20J P15H S18 A