Coding–Decoding · Question 27 · Hard
Coding–Decoding question 27
In a code, each letter is replaced by its opposite letter in the alphabet (A↔Z, B↔Y, C↔X and so on) and the resulting word is then written in reverse. GOLD becomes WOLT. How is BRICK written?
- PXRIY
- PXRIZ
- YIRXP
- PXSIY
Answer and explanation
Answer: A. PXRIY
Explanation: BRICK → opposites Y, I, R, X, P = YIRXP, and reversing gives PXRIY.
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