Coding Pattern Identification
First, let's determine the coding rule by comparing 'BRAVE' to 'CSBWF'.
- B is coded as C (+1 position)
- R is coded as S (+1 position)
- A is coded as B (+1 position)
- V is coded as W (+1 position)
- E is coded as F (+1 position)
The established coding pattern is shifting each letter one position forward in the alphabet.
Applying the Coding Rule
The question asks how 'CSBWF' is coded. We apply the same '+1 shift' rule identified above to 'CSBWF'.
- C + 1 position = D
- S + 1 position = T
- B + 1 position = C
- W + 1 position = X
- F + 1 position = G
Following this pattern, 'CSBWF' is coded as 'DTCXG'.
Conclusion
The coding rule (+1 shift) applied to 'CSBWF' yields 'DTCXG'. This corresponds to the first option.
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In a certain code language, 'MANGOES' is written as 'AEGMNOS'. How will 'FRIEND' be written in that language?
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