If VIJAYA is coded VJLDCF, then how is DEEPALI coded?
DFGSEQO
The question provides a coded example: VIJAYA is coded as VJLDCF. We need to find the coding rule applied here and then use it to code the word DEEPALI.
Let's examine how each letter in VIJAYA changes to become the corresponding letter in VJLDCF. We will look at the position shift for each letter in the alphabet.
| Letter in VIJAYA | Letter in VJLDCF | Position Shift |
|---|---|---|
| V | V | \({+0}\) |
| I | J | \({+1}\) |
| J | L | \({+2}\) |
| A | D | \({+3}\) |
| Y | C | \({+4}\) (Y \(\to\) Z \(\to\) A \(\to\) B \(\to\) C) |
| A | F | \({+5}\) |
The pattern observed is that the shift applied to each consecutive letter increases by one, starting from \({+0}\) for the first letter.
Now we apply the same sequential shift rule (\({+0, +1, +2, +3, +4, +5, +6}\)) to the letters of DEEPALI.
Combining the results, the coded word for DEEPALI is DFGSEQO.
Let's check the given options:
Our derived coded word, DFGSEQO, matches option 1.
By identifying the sequential letter shift pattern in the given example VIJAYA \(\to\) VJLDCF, we could apply the same pattern to DEEPALI to find its coded form, which is DFGSEQO.
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