alleryIf CAT = 3-1-20, then DOG = ?
- 4-15-7
- 3-15-7
- 5-15-7
- 4-14-7
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Correct answer: A. 4-15-7
Letters → alphabet position.
D=4, O=15, G=7. Hence 4-15-7.
AFCAT Coding Decoding — practice questions
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If CAT = 3-1-20, then DOG = ?Read the answer and worked solution →In a code language, ROSE is coded as SPTF (each letter shifted by +1). How is LILY coded?Read the answer and worked solution →In a coded language, if HAPPY = IBQQZ, then how is SAD coded?Read the answer and worked solution →If 'MOUSE' = 'LNTRD' in a code, what is 'KEY'?Read the answer and worked solution →If 'A' = 1, 'B' = 2, ... 'Z' = 26, then sum of letters in 'CAT':Read the answer and worked solution →
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In a code language, ROSE is coded as SPTF (each letter shifted by +1). How is LILY coded?
- KHKX
- MIMZ
- MJMZ
- MJIZ
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Correct answer: C. MJMZ
+1 shift on each letter: R→S, O→P, S→T, E→F (SPTF).
**Apply same to LILY:** L→M, I→J, L→M, Y→Z = MJMZ.
In a coded language, if HAPPY = IBQQZ, then how is SAD coded?
- RBE
- TBC
- UBF
- TBE
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Correct answer: D. TBE
Each letter shifted by +1. H→I, A→B, P→Q, P→Q, Y→Z. So SAD: S→T, A→B, D→E = TBE.
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