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The word ‘B R E A D’ is written using five different coding schemes marked a to d. In questions various words are coded using one of the schemes used for coding the word ‘BREAD’. You have to find which coding scheme is used for the words in questions :
B R E A D is coded as :
(a) E A D R B
(b) C S F B E
(c) C Z D Q A
(d) H E I V F
Words -F R I D A Y Codes -G S J E B Z
E A D R B
C S F B E
C Z D Q A
H E I V F
Let’s break down each option to find out which coding scheme is used for 'F R I D A Y' ? 'G S J E B Z':
- Option (a) E A D R B
Rearrangement of letters from 'B R E A D' to 'E A D R B'.
*Applying similar logic to ‘F R I D A Y', we get Y A D I F R, which does not match 'G S J E B Z'*
- Option (b) C S F B E
Each letter seems shifted:
B?C (+1), R?S (+1), E?F (+1), etc.
F becomes G, R to S, I to J, D to E, A to B, Y to Z.
So F R I D A Y ? G S J E B Z.
*This matches the code given for 'F R I D A Y'*
- Option (c) C Z D Q A
Looks like more complex shifting or substitution, but doesn't match the provided code.
- Option (d) H E I V F
No immediate pattern, does not match the code for 'F R I D A Y'.
The correct answer is Option 2: C S F B E (each letter shifted +1 alphabetically).
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