In a certain code language, WATER is written as YCVGT. How is VAPOR written in that code?
XCRQT
Find the shift used in WATER → YCVGT.
W(23) → Y(25), A(1) → C(3), T(20) → V(22), E(5) → G(7), R(18) → T(20). Each letter shifts by +2.
Apply +2 to each letter of VAPOR:
V(22)+2 = X(24); A(1)+2 = C(3); P(16)+2 = R(18); O(15)+2 = Q(17); R(18)+2 = T(20).
So VAPOR → XCRQT, which is option A.
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