Question

In a certain code language, MOBILE is coded as GNKDQO. How is the word RADIO coded in that language?

• A. PJFCT
• B. QKFCT
• C. QJECT
• D. PKFBT

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

To decode this puzzle, let’s first examine how the word ”MOBILE” is transformed into ”GNKDQO”. We need to analyze the relationship between each letter in the word ”MOBILE” and the corresponding letter in ”GNKDQO”.

Looking at the letter shifts:

• M→G: This is a backward shift of 6 places in the alphabet.
• O→N: A backward shift of 1 place.
• B→K: A forward shift of 9 places.
• I →D: A backward shift of 5 places.
• L →Q: A forward shift of 5 places.
• E →O: A forward shift of 10 places.

There seems to be a varying shift pattern here.

Now, applying the same logic to the word ”RADIO”:

• R→Q: A backward shift of 1 place.
• A→K: A forward shift of 10 places.
• D→F: A forward shift of 2 places.
• I →C: A backward shift of 5 places.
• O→T: A forward shift of 5 places.

Thus, ”RADIO” is coded as ”QKFCT”. The shifts match the pattern when applied consistently to ”RADIO”.

Conclusion: Not applicable in this case, as the conclusion is embedded within the explanation.