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In a certain code language, 'FUTILE' is written as 'UFITEL'. How will 'OCTAVE' be
written in that language?
COATEV
PDUBWF
COTAEV
LXGRWG
- Let's first analyze how 'FUTILE' becomes 'UFITEL':
- The code seems to move the first letter ('F') to the end and shift the rest left:
- 'FUTILE' ? 'UTILE' + 'F' = 'UTILEF'
- But in the coded word, it's 'UFITEL', which means the 2nd and 3rd letters are swapped after shifting (UTILE ? UFITEL).
- Therefore:
- Step 1: Move first letter to end.
- Step 2: Swap the 2nd and 3rd letters in the resulting word.
- Let’s apply this to 'OCTAVE':
- Step 1: Move first letter 'O' to end: 'CTAVEO'
- Step 2: Swap the 2nd and 3rd letters: 'C' (1st), swap 'T' and 'A' ? 'A', 'T', then 'V', 'E', 'O'.
- So, it becomes 'COATVE'.
- Now, let's check the options:
1. COATEV
2. PDUBWF
3. COTAEV
4. LXGRWG
- Only Option 1: COATEV and Option 3: COTAEV are close.
- According to our logic, the correct answer is COATEV.
Correct Answer:
Option:1 - COATEV
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