In a code language, ‘POST’ is written as ‘KLHG’, ‘MAIL’ is written as ‘NZRO’. How will ‘TOKEN’ be written in that language?
- AMVPGL
- BGLPVM
- CGLQUM
- DGKPVM
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
The coding format maps letters to their respective opposite alphabetic pairs (Sum = 27):
P ↔ K
O ↔ L
S ↔ H
T ↔ G
Let's check MAIL → NZRO:
M ↔ N
A ↔ Z
I ↔ R
L ↔ O
Applying this to TOKEN:
T ↔ G
O ↔ L
K ↔ P
E ↔ V
N ↔ M
Thus, the code is GLPVM.
P ↔ K
O ↔ L
S ↔ H
T ↔ G
Let's check MAIL → NZRO:
M ↔ N
A ↔ Z
I ↔ R
L ↔ O
Applying this to TOKEN:
T ↔ G
O ↔ L
K ↔ P
E ↔ V
N ↔ M
Thus, the code is GLPVM.