Coding–Decoding · Question 3 · Easy
Coding–Decoding question 3
In a code, each letter is replaced by the letter in the same position from the other end of the alphabet (A↔Z, B↔Y, and so on). GOLD becomes TLOW. How is SILVER written?
- HROFVI
- HRPEVI
- HROEVI
- IROEVI
Answer and explanation
Answer: C. HROEVI
Explanation: Using A↔Z pairs (letter + code = 27): S→H, I→R, L→O, V→E, E→V, R→I, giving HROEVI.
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