If in a code, MANGO is written as NZOHQ, then how is APPLE written?
BOQMG
Coding Pattern Analysis: MANGO to NZOHQ
Identifying the Pattern
The coding pattern involves shifting letters based on their position within the word. Let's analyze the transformation of MANGO to NZOHQ:
- M (1st letter) -> N: Shift is +1 (M + 1 = N)
- A (2nd letter) -> Z: Shift is -1 (A - 1 = Z, wrapping around the alphabet)
- N (3rd letter) -> O: Shift is +1 (N + 1 = O)
- G (4th letter) -> H: Shift is +1 (G + 1 = H)
- O (5th letter) -> Q: Shift is +2 (O + 2 = Q)
The sequence of positional shifts is: $+1, -1, +1, +1, +2$.
Applying the Pattern to APPLE
Now, we apply the same sequence of shifts ($+1, -1, +1, +1, +2$) to the word APPLE:
- A (1st letter): Apply +1 shift. $A + 1 = B$
- P (2nd letter): Apply -1 shift. $P - 1 = O$
- P (3rd letter): Apply +1 shift. $P + 1 = Q$
- L (4th letter): Apply +1 shift. $L + 1 = M$
- E (5th letter): Apply +2 shift. $E + 2 = G$
Combining these results, APPLE is coded as BOQMG.
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