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Logical Reasoning (CPO) Coding & Decoding

In a certain code language, "CAGES" is written as "NADYB" and "SILVER" is written as "LZRIGR". How is "WATER" written in that code language?

MAQYV

SGWEB

QCPVR

VYQAM

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Explanation:

Let’s break down the code for “CAGES” and “SILVER”:

- “CAGES” ? “NADYB”

- If you line up the letters:

- C ? N

- A ? A

- G ? D

- E ? Y

- S ? B

- The pattern: First letter goes +11, second is unchanged, third is -3, fourth is +20, fifth is -16 (all shifts using alphabetical positions: A=1, Z=26).

- “SILVER” ? “LZRIGR”

- S ? L (-7)

- I ? Z (+17)

- L ? R (+6)

- V ? I (-14)

- E ? G (+2)

- R ? R (0)

- The pattern looks inconsistent; maybe a different mapping for each letter.

- Now let’s check options for “WATER”:

- Option 1: MAQYV. Let’s test the shift using the CAGES code pattern:

- W ? M (-10)

- A ? A (+0)

- T ? Q (-3)

- E ? Y (+20, wraps alphabet)

- R ? V (+4)

- Other options don’t match any visible pattern related to the existing codes.

- Real talk? The pattern from “CAGES” doesn’t line up perfectly, but “MAQYV” is the only option that shares a similar position switching and letter reuse as the examples.

So, here’s what matters:

- Options 2, 3, 4 don’t follow any visible structure from either “CAGES” or “SILVER.”

- Option 1: MAQYV is the only plausible pattern match.

- This is likely the intended answer.

Correct Answer:

Option 1 - MAQYV