This question involves deciphering a code language where words are transformed based on a specific rule. We are given two examples: 'MAINTY' is coded as 'SGOTZE', and 'GENIOUS' is coded as 'MKTOUAY'. Our task is to find the code for the word 'POPULAR' using the same logic.
To find the pattern, let's compare the position of each letter in the alphabet. We assign numerical values to letters based on their position (A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26).
The pattern observed is that each letter in 'MAINTY' is shifted forward by 6 positions in the alphabet to get the corresponding letter in 'SGOTZE'.
Let's check if this +6 shift rule applies consistently to the second example:
The +6 shift pattern is confirmed as it holds true for both given word pairs.
Now, we apply the identified rule (shifting each letter forward by 6 positions with wrap-around) to the word 'POPULAR':
Combining these resultant letters gives us the coded word: VUVARGX.
The coding rule identified is a consistent shift of +6 positions for each letter in the alphabet, including wrap-around from Z to A. Applying this rule to 'POPULAR' results in the code 'VUVARGX'.
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