Coding and Decoding

In the given code, each letter is moved three steps forward than the corresponding letter in the word. So R is coded as U, A as D, C as F, E as H. Hence (3) is the answer.

Clearly, in the given code, the alphabets are coded as follows.

R O P E C H A I
6 8 2 1 7 3 4 5

So CRAPE is coded as 76421, So the answer is (2)

Clearly in the given figures, the numbers are coded as follows.
3 4 5 6 1 4.
R O P E A L.
So 54613 is coded as POEAR. The answer is (3)

In the first and the second statements the common word is juice and the common code word is see. So see means juice. In the second and the third statements, the common word is ‘is’ and the common code is lee. So lee means is. Thus in the second statement, the remaining word sweet is coded as kee. Hence the answer is (2).

In the first and the second statements, the common code digit is 8 and the common word is good. So 8 stands for good. In the first and the third statements, the common code digit is 1 and the common word is fruit. So 1 stands for fruit. Therefore in the first statement, 5 stands for sweet. Hence the answer is (2).

Each letter of the word is one step ahead of the corresponding letter of the code.

E K N V D Q G N T R D

F L O W E R H O U S E

Thus HOUSE is written as GNTRD, So the answer is (4)

From the data we have
T - @
O - $
M - *
E - ?
A - •
R - £
E - ?
Hence REMOTE is coded as £ ? * $ @ ? So (3) is the answer

(1) In the code each of the two letters are reversed in arrangement.

In the code the arrangement of the letters in the word is wholly reversed.

The letters preceding the first, third and fifth letters of the given word and those succeeding the second, fourth and last letters of the word in the alphabet form the code.

The 1st and the last letters of the word are kept as such in the code and all other letters in between them are wholly reversed.

In the code, the first letter is the second alphabet, the second letter is the third alphabet, the third letter is the fourth alphabet and so on after the corresponding letter in the word.

The letters are coded accordingly T as 8, W as 6, E as 3, L as 2, and V as 0. So TWELVE is coded as 863203.

The letters are coded accordingly P as 2, E as 4, A as 1, R as 5 and L as 3. So PEARL is coded as 24153.

The letters are coded accordingly S as 2, E as 1, A as 4, R as 6, C as 7 and H as 3. i.e., 214673

In the first and the second statements the common words are ‘are’ and ‘you’ and the common code words are nee and see. So nee and see means are and you. In the second statement the remaining code ble means where.

In the first and the second statements, the common code word is nae and the common word is green. So nae means green. In the first and the third statements, the common code word is tom and the common word is is so tom means is. Therefore in the first statement pit means apple.

In the first and the second statements the common code is tingo and the common word is flower. So tingo means flower. In the second and the third statements, the common code is mst and the common word is sweet. So mst means sweet. Therefore in the second statement, rho means fragranee.

In the first and the third statements, the common code digits are 4 and 3 ; and the common words are mangoes and are. So 4 and 3 are the codes for mangoes and are. Thus in the third statement 9 means ripe.

In the first and the second statements, the common code digit is 2 and the common word is carpet. So 2 means carpet. In the second and the third statements, the common code digit is 6 and the common word is one. So 6 means one. Therefore in the second statement, 5 means dust.

In the first and the second statements, the common code digit is 4 and the common word is good. So 4 stands for good. In the second and the third statements, the common code digit is 7 and the common word is pictures. So 7 stands for pictures. Thus in the second statement 8 stands for see.

In the first and the second statements, the common code digit is 5 and the common word is old, so 5 stands for old. In the first and third statements, the common code digit is 3 and the common word is books so 3 stands for books. Thus in the first statement, 2 stands for are.

The first letter is moved one step backward and second is moved one step forward the third letter is moved one step backward, the fourth letter one step forward and so on. So the answer is (3)

Each letter of the word is three steps ahead of the corresponding letter of the code.

The groups of second and third letters and fourth and fifth letters in the word interchange places in the code.

As given 1 is coded as X, 6 is coded as T, 3 is coded as J, 5 is coded as C, 4 is coded as N and 2 is coded as Z. So 163542 is coded as XTJCNZ.

As given 9 is coded as Q, 2 as Z, 5 as C, 8 as F, 7 as O and 3 as J. So 925873 is coded as QZCFOJ

7 is coded as O, 4 as N, 1 as X, 5 as C, 6 as T and 8 as F. So 741568 is coded as ONXCTF.

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M C N Q O N

Here, letters are coded by skipping letters in alphabetical order, I.e.., M = N (no skipping) I = (j) K (letters in the bracket are one\\'s skipped)L = (mn) OD = (efg) H The skipping pattern is -1, -2 and -3 Therefore , G A T E will be coded as H C W I.

K = 11 Position Number in English alphabet
E= 5 and P = 16
11+5+5+16 = 37
There fore, DRAFT =4 + 18 + 1 + 6 + 20 = 49

By considering A=1 B=2 ............ T=20 ........ Z = 26
We can say that
A × T = 1 × 20 = 20
B × A × T = 2 × 1 × 20 = 40
C × A × T = 3 × 1 × 20 = 60