If COME is coded XLNV and ABLE as ZYOV, then how is MOLLY coded?
NLOOB
This question involves a common type of reasoning problem called letter coding. In these problems, letters are substituted with other letters based on a specific rule or pattern. We are given two examples of coded words and need to find the code for a third word using the same pattern.
Let's look at the first example:
Let's examine the position of each letter in the standard English alphabet (A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26):
The pattern seems to be that each letter is replaced by the letter such that the sum of their alphabetical positions is 27. This is equivalent to replacing each letter with its 'opposite' letter in the alphabet.
Let's verify this pattern with the second example:
Checking the letter positions:
The pattern holds true for the second example as well. The pattern is consistently replacing each letter with its opposite letter based on alphabetical position.
Now, we apply the same pattern to the word MOLLY:
Combining the coded letters, the word MOLLY is coded as NLOOB.
Let's check this result against the given options.
The coded word for MOLLY is NLOOB.
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