Coding Logic Explained
This question involves a simple letter substitution cipher based on the position of letters in the alphabet.
Determining the Pattern
Compare the letters of the original word 'WIRE' with its coded form 'SENA':
- W (23rd letter) becomes S (19th letter)
- I (9th letter) becomes E (5th letter)
- R (18th letter) becomes N (14th letter)
- E (5th letter) becomes A (1st letter)
The pattern observed is that each letter in the original word is shifted 4 positions backward in the alphabet.
Mathematically, the shift can be represented as: Original Position - 4 = Coded Position.
Applying the Pattern to 'REPORT'
Now, apply the same logic (subtracting 4) to each letter of the word 'REPORT':
- R (18th letter) - 4 = 14th letter, which is N
- E (5th letter) - 4 = 1st letter, which is A
- P (16th letter) - 4 = 12th letter, which is L
- O (15th letter) - 4 = 11th letter, which is K
- R (18th letter) - 4 = 14th letter, which is N
- T (20th letter) - 4 = 16th letter, which is P
Combining these letters gives the coded word: NALKNP.
Conclusion
Therefore, 'REPORT' is coded as 'NALKNP', which matches Option 4.
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Which of the following letter-clusters will replace the question mark (?) in the given series to make it logically complete?
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