In a certain code language, ‘RAJESH’ is written as ‘IUHNFX’, and ‘GARIMA’ is written as ‘BOLVFM’. How will ‘RITIKA’ be written in that language?
- ACMLYNX
- BCMLXNY
- CBMLXNX
- DBNMXMY
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
Let's inspect the coding structure of RAJESH → IUHNFX:
Let's look at the cross-pattern or opposites:
R's opposite is I.
A's opposite is Z (not U).
Let's check pairs or reverse order:
Last letter H+1=I
S+2=U
E+3=H
J+4=N
A+5=F
R+6=X
Wow! The pattern is to reverse the word and add +1,+2,+3,+4,+5,+6 to the letters:
Let's verify with GARIMA → reverse is AMIRAG:
A+1=B
M+2=O
I+3=L
R+4=V
A+5=F
G+6=M
This gives BOLVFM, which matches perfectly!
Now let's apply this to RITIKA. First, reverse the word: AKITIR.
A+1=B
K+2=M
I+3=L
T+4=X
I+5=N
R+6=X
This gives BMLXNX.
Let's look at the cross-pattern or opposites:
R's opposite is I.
A's opposite is Z (not U).
Let's check pairs or reverse order:
Last letter H+1=I
S+2=U
E+3=H
J+4=N
A+5=F
R+6=X
Wow! The pattern is to reverse the word and add +1,+2,+3,+4,+5,+6 to the letters:
Let's verify with GARIMA → reverse is AMIRAG:
A+1=B
M+2=O
I+3=L
R+4=V
A+5=F
G+6=M
This gives BOLVFM, which matches perfectly!
Now let's apply this to RITIKA. First, reverse the word: AKITIR.
A+1=B
K+2=M
I+3=L
T+4=X
I+5=N
R+6=X
This gives BMLXNX.