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Coding Decoding Explained

The document provides a series of coding and decoding problems, illustrating various patterns and rules for encoding words and phrases. Each question presents a specific coding method, such as letter swapping or numerical mapping, and asks for the encoded or decoded result. The answers are provided alongside explanations of the coding techniques used.

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Coding Decoding Explained

The document provides a series of coding and decoding problems, illustrating various patterns and rules for encoding words and phrases. Each question presents a specific coding method, such as letter swapping or numerical mapping, and asks for the encoded or decoded result. The answers are provided alongside explanations of the coding techniques used.

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Coding-Decoding and Reasoning - Explained

Q1. In a certain code 'MISSIONS' is written as 'MSIISNOS'. How is 'ONLINE' written in that code?

Look at how 'MISSIONS' becomes 'MSIISNOS'.

Original: M I S S I O N S

Code: M S I I S N O S

Pattern: 1st stays, 2nd & 3rd swapped, and similar pattern continues.

Apply same to ONLINE:

O N L I N E -> O L N I N E

Answer: (a) OLNINE

Q2. How is 'URDU' written in the same code as 'ROAR' is written as 'XUGX'?

Check changes: R->X (+6), O->U (+6), A->G (+6), R->X (+6)

Apply same on URDU:

U->A, R->X, D->J, U->A

Answer: AXJA -> (d)

Q3. In a certain code 'LIMCA' is written as 'HJLDZ'.

Letter shifts: L->H (-4), I->J (+1), M->L (-1), C->D (+1), A->Z (-1)

Pattern: -4, +1, -1, +1, -1

Q4. If LOSE = 1357 and GAIN = 2468, what do the figures 615 and 204 stand for?

Mapping: L=1, O=3, S=5, E=7, G=2, A=4, I=6, N=8

615 = ILS -> (a)

204 -> 0 is invalid -> (d) None


Coding-Decoding and Reasoning - Explained

Q5. If DELHI = 73541 and CALCUTTA = 82589662, how is CALICUT coded?

Mapping: C=8, A=2, L=5, I=9, U=6, T=2

CALICUT = 8259862 -> (a)

Q6. In a certain code, '134' means 'good and tasty', '478' means 'see good pictures', '729' means 'pictures are

Only '8' is exclusive to '478'. So 'see' = 8 -> (c)

Q7. In a certain code language: 'na tim mon' means 'water is life'; 'jo tim tom' means 'give me life'; 'na tom so

'tim' is common in both -> 'life'

'na' is in 1st & 3rd -> 'water'

Left: 'mon' = 'is' -> (c)

Q8. If ROSE is 6821, CHAIR is 73456, PREACH is 961473, what is SEARCH?

Break down letters: S=2, E=8, A=2, R=1, C=4, H=6

SEARCH -> 282146 -> (d)

Q9. Which of the following words is written as FWJBP?

Needs pattern or reverse check (no exact explanation here, skipped in example).

Q10. 'ENCRYPT' is 'VMXIBKG', how is 'ARC'?

Mapping or Caesar shift needed (skipped detailed explanation in this one).

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