If in a certain code, SKYJACKING is written as AJYKSGNIKC, then how will CHEAPJACKS be written as in the same code?
PAEHCSKCAJ
The question asks us to find the coded form of the word CHEAPJACKS based on the coding pattern used for SKYJACKING being coded as AJYKSGNIKC. To solve this, we first need to analyze the relationship between the original word SKYJACKING and its coded form AJYKSGNIKC.
Let's look at the word SKYJACKING and its coded version AJYKSGNIKC. Both words have 10 letters. Let's examine the letters and their positions:
A direct letter-to-letter substitution or simple shift doesn't seem apparent. Let's try breaking the word into parts.
If we split the word SKYJACKING into two halves (each of 5 letters):
Now let's look at the coded word AJYKSGNIKC and split it into two halves:
Comparing the halves:
Notice that AJYKS is the reverse of SKYJA. (S becomes A, K becomes J, Y becomes Y, J becomes K, A becomes S - reading from end to beginning of SKYJA).
Notice that GNIKC is the reverse of CKING. (C becomes G, K becomes N, I becomes I, N becomes K, G becomes C - reading from end to beginning of CKING).
So, the coding pattern is:
Now let's apply this pattern to the word CHEAPJACKS.
The word CHEAPJACKS has 10 letters.
The coded word for CHEAPJACKS should be PAEHCSKCAJ.
Let's compare our result PAEHCSKCAJ with the given options:
The coded form of CHEAPJACKS is PAEHCSKCAJ.
By analyzing the coding rule applied to SKYJACKING, we found that the word is split into two halves, and each half is reversed. Applying this same logic to CHEAPJACKS gives us the coded word PAEHCSKCAJ.
| Original Word | Coding Logic Applied | Coded Word |
|---|---|---|
| SKYJACKING | Split into SKYJA | CKING, Reverse each half: AJYKS | GNIKC | AJYKSGNIKC |
| CHEAPJACKS | Split into CHEAP | JACKS, Reverse each half: PAEHC | SKCAJ | PAEHCSKCAJ |
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