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In a certain code language, 'TRAM' is written as 'UQBL' and ‘PAST’ is written as ‘QZTS’. How will 'DEED' be written in that
language?
CEFD
FEDC
EDFC
EFCD
Sure, let's decode the pattern:
- The code shifts each letter to the next one in the alphabet. For example:
- 'T' in 'TRAM' shifts to 'U'
- 'R' shifts to 'Q' (moving backwards in this case)
- 'A' shifts to 'B'
- 'M' shifts to 'L'
- Similarly, for 'PAST' to 'QZTS':
- 'P' shifts to 'Q'
- 'A' stays 'Z' manually, not via a linear shift
- 'S' shifts to 'T'
- 'T' stays 'S' manually or shifts backwards
- For 'DEED':
- 'D' shifts to 'E'
- 'E' stays the same or uses non-linear logic
- 'E' could follow consistent pattern
- 'D' shifts to 'C’ or follow a different pattern
By the above logic and looking at options:
Option 4: EFCD
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