Question

In a certain code language, 'AFPQV' is written as 'CITVB' and 'DLNPG' is written as 'FORUM'. How will 'LNAGK' be written in that language?

• A. NQEQL
• B. NQQLQ
• C. NQELQ
• D. QNEPK

Answer 1

Answer:

C. NQELQ

'LNAGK' will be written as 'NQELQ'.

The coding pattern shifts alternating letters forward by different positional values (+2, +3, +4, +5, +6) based on their alphabet positions.

Pattern Verification

1. First Word: AFPQV $\rightarrow$ CITVB

   • A (+2) $\rightarrow$ C

   • F (+3) $\rightarrow$ I

   • P (+4) $\rightarrow$ T

   • Q (+5) $\rightarrow$ V

   • V (+6) $\rightarrow$ B (V is 22; 22 + 6 = 28. 28 - 26 = 2nd letter, B)

2. Second Word: DLNPG $\rightarrow$ FORUM

   • D (+2) $\rightarrow$ F

   • L (+3) $\rightarrow$ O

   • N (+4) $\rightarrow$ R

   • P (+5) $\rightarrow$ U

   • G (+6) $\rightarrow$ M

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Applying the Pattern to 'LNAGK'

Using the same increment logic (+2, +3, +4, +5, +6):

• L (+2) $\rightarrow$ N

• N (+3) $\rightarrow$ Q

• A (+4) $\rightarrow$ E

• G (+5) $\rightarrow$ L

• K (+6) $\rightarrow$ Q

Therefore, LNAGK becomes NQELQ.