If 'BOTTLE' is coded as 'ELTTOB', how is 'LIQUID' coded? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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If 'BOTTLE' is coded as 'ELTTOB', how is 'LIQUID' coded?

A. DIQUIL

B. DIUQIL

C. DQUILI

D. DUIQIL

Answer: Option B

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The word is entirely reversed. LIQUID reversed is DIUQIL.

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In a certain language, 'CHAIR' is coded as 'EJCKT'. What is the code for 'TABLE'?

A. VCDNG

B. VBCNF

C. UBCMG

D. WDEOH

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Each letter is shifted +2 steps forward. T(+2)=V, A(+2)=C, B(+2)=D, L(+2)=N, E(+2)=G. TABLE becomes VCDNG.

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If 'DO' = 60, 'IF' = 90, what is 'AM'?

A. 39

B. 13

C. 26

D. 52

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
D(4)xO(15)=60. I(9)xF(6)=54... wait, this is D(4)xO(15)=60, I(9)xF(6)=54. Let's re-verify: D(4)+O(15)=19, 19*? No. Let's try: Position values multiplied: D(4)xO(15)=60. I(9)xF(6)=54. If IF=90, maybe 9*10? No. Let's use standard positional multiplication: A(1)xM(13)=13.

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