Coding Pattern Analysis: FAMOUS to MAFSUO
The coding pattern involves dividing the word into two halves and reversing the letters within each half.
Original Word: FAMOUS
- Divide into two halves: $FAM$ and $OUS$.
- Reverse the first half ($FAM$): $MAF$.
- Reverse the second half ($OUS$): $OSU$.
- Combine the reversed halves: $MAFOSU$.
Wait, the provided code is $MAFSUO$, not $MAFOSU$. Let's re-examine the positional mapping.
Original: F(1) A(2) M(3) O(4) U(5) S(6)
Coded: M(1) A(2) F(3) S(4) U(5) O(6)
Mapping of original positions to coded positions:
- Position 1 (F) moves to Position 3.
- Position 2 (A) stays at Position 2.
- Position 3 (M) moves to Position 1.
- Position 4 (O) moves to Position 6.
- Position 5 (U) stays at Position 5.
- Position 6 (S) moves to Position 4.
The pattern is: The first three letters swap positions 1 and 3 ($1 2 3 -> 3 2 1$). The last three letters swap positions 4 and 6 ($4 5 6 -> 6 5 4$).
So, the transformation rule is: reverse the first three letters and reverse the last three letters.
Applying the Pattern to LEGEND
Word to code: LEGEND
- Divide the word into two halves: $LEG$ and $END$.
- Apply the reversal pattern to the first half ($LEG$): $GEL$.
- Apply the reversal pattern to the second half ($END$): $DNE$.
- Combine the results: $GELDNE$.
Conclusion
Following the identified coding pattern, LEGEND is written as GELDNE.
Important Questions from Coding Letters of a Word
- Replace the question mark with an option that follows the same logic applied in the first pair.
REASONING: AERNSOGNI :: CONDITION : ?? - Replace the question mark with an option that follows the same logic applied in the first pair.
STREAM: NZVIGH :: LEADER : ?? - In a certain code language, if SPRING is coded as GNIRPS, then how is SISTER coded in that language?
Replace the question mark with an option that follows the same logic applied in the first pair. NP:
NP : 24 :: TV: ??
Replace the question mark with an option that follows the same logic applied in the first pair.
TWENTY: EWTYTN :: EIGHTY : ??
