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In a certain code language, 'CLASS' is written as 'TTBMD'. How will 'DINOSOUR' be written in that language?
SVPTPOJE
SVPRPJKF
SWPUPOJE
SXOSPOJE
To decode the pattern:
- CLASS is written as TTBMD.
- Look for a pattern in letter positions: 'C' becomes 'T', 'L' becomes 'T', etc.
Let's analyze how each letter transforms:
- Increment each letter by a specific value:
- C (3rd letter) to T (20th letter): +17
- L (12th letter) to T (20th letter): +8
- A (1st letter) to B (2nd letter): +1
- S (19th letter) to M (13th letter): -6
- S (19th letter) to D (4th letter): -15
Apply this rule to "DINOSOUR":
- D (4th) + 17 = S (19th)
- I (9th) + 8 = Q (17th)
- N (14th) + 1 = O (15th)
- O (15th) - 6 = I (9th)
- S (19th) - 15 = D (4th)
- O (15th) + unknown transformation
- U (21st) + unknown transformation
- R (18th) + unknown transformation
The pattern seems inconsistent in the example. However, let's analyze given options to find closest transformation with adjustments:
1. Option 1: SVPTPOJE
2. Option 2: SVPRPJKF
3. Option 3: SWPUPOJE
4. Option 4: SXOSPOJE
Based on the initial transformations, Option 1 is the closest fit.
SVPTPOJE takes into account probable simplified shifts.
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