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General Intelligence and Reasoning (CHSL) Coding & Decoding

In a certain code language, “SUIT” is written as “SITU”, and “CUTE” is written as “CTEU”. How will “WASH” be written in that

language?

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SSC CHSL 9th June 2022 Shift-2

WHAS

WSHA

WSAH

HAWS

- In the code language, the patterns used are as follows:

- “SUIT” is written as “SITU”: The sequence is rearranged with the last two letters swapped.

- “CUTE” is written as “CTEU”: Similarly, the last two letters are swapped.

- Let's break down how "WASH" will be coded:

- Swap the last two letters of "WASH", so it becomes "WSHA".

- Now, let’s evaluate the options:

- Option 1: WHAS: Incorrect, as it doesn't swap the last two letters.

- Option 2: WSHA: Correct, it matches our rearrangement.

- Option 3: WSAH: Incorrect, wrong order.

- Option 4: HAWS: Incorrect pattern.

- Thus, the correct option is: Option 2: WSHA

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