In a certain code language, 'PLAYER' is written as 'CNRSFZ' and 'LIQUID' is written as 'SKNEJV'. How will 'RECORD' be written in that language?
To solve this problem, we need to understand the pattern used to convert the words into the coded language. We will do this by observing the conversion of 'PLAYER' to 'CNRSFZ' and 'LIQUID' to 'SKNEJV'. Let's break down this pattern:
P (16), L (12), A (1), Y (25), E (5), R (18)
C (3), N (14), R (18), S (19), F (6), Z (26)
L (12), I (9), Q (17), U (21), I (9), D (4)
S (19), K (11), N (14), E (5), J (10), V (22)
Now apply this pattern to the word 'RECORD':
R (18), E (5), C (3), O (15), R (18), D (4)
Thus, the word 'RECORD' is converted to: EGTESP.
Therefore, the correct answer is EGTESP.
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