Coding Decoding All Reasoning Aptitude

Pattern: 

N → 14
14 x 2 = 28

ORE → 15 + 18 + 5 = 36
36 x 2 = 76

Similarly:
PALE → 16 + 1 + 12 + 5 = 34
34 x 2 = 68

Thus the correct option is A. 68.

To decipher the code language, it appears that the vowels in the original word are replaced with their respective positions in the English alphabet. The consonants seem to remain in their original positions. Let's apply this pattern to the word "TECHNICAL":

Original: TECHNICAL
Code: Replace vowels with their positions -> ETHCOCILA

So, the word "TECHNICAL" would be written as "ETHCOCILA" in that code language.

The correct answer is D. ETHCOCILA.

The pattern followed is

The place values for EDITION are

E → 5, 5^th letter from reverse is V

D → 4, 4^th letter from reverse is W

I → 9, 9^th letter from reverse is R

T → 20, 20^th letter from reverse is G

I → 9, 9^th letter from reverse is R

 O → 15, 15^th letter from reverse is L

N → 14, 14^th letter from reverse is M

EDITION is coded as VWRGRLM

Similarly,

The place values for SLMVHGB are

S → 19, 19^th letter from reverse is H

L → 12, 12^th letter from reverse is O

M → 13, 13^th letter from reverse is N

V → 22, 22^nd letter from reverse is E

H → 8, 8^th letter from reverse is S

G → 7, 7^th letter from reverse is T

B → 2, 2^nd letter from reverse is Y

SLMVHGB is coded as HONESTY

Hence, option B. HONESTY  is the correct option.

To decipher the code language, it appears that each letter in the original word is shifted backward in the alphabet by one position, and the vowels are replaced with the corresponding vowels that come after them in the alphabet. Let's apply this pattern to the word "STROKE":

Original: STROKE
Code:
- S shifted back becomes R.
- T shifted back becomes S.
- R shifted back becomes Q.
- O shifted back becomes N.
- K shifted back becomes J.
- E shifted back becomes D.

Now, let's use this pattern to encode "STROKE":

STROKE is coded as RSQNJF.

Among the provided options, the closest match to RSQNJF is option D: RUQPJF.

So, the word "STROKE" would be written as "RUQPJF" in that code language.

The correct answer is D. RUQPJF.

The pattern followed is

A → 1
B → 2
(3 + 1 + 2) x 2 = 12

Similarly
F → 6
E → 5
D → 4
(6 + 5 + 4) x 2 = 30

Therefore:

HIDE
H → 8
I → 9 
D → 4
E → 5
(8 + 9 + 4 + 5) x 2 = 52

Thus the correct option is: 
C. 52 

If A=4 and C=6, then how will you code ‘Power’ ?

Hence, POWER can be coded as,

Therefore the correct option is B. 191826821

In a code language, TIGER is written as SUHJFHDFQS. How will GINPQSRTDF be written in that language ?

In SUHJFHDFQS, the characters are sectioned in two's i.e SU, HJ, FH, DF, QS.

In each group, the letters that is supposted to appear in the middle is picked as shown

SU → STU
HJ → HIJ
FH → FGH
DF → DEF
QS → QRS
Thus SUHJFHDFQS → TIGER

Similarly, in GINPQSRTDF , the characters are sectioned in two's i.e GI, NP, QS, RT, DF.
GI → GHI
NP → NOP
QS → QRS
RT → RST
DF → DEF

Thus, GINPQSRTDF → HORSE. as shown in option

To find the code for 'white' in the given code language, let's look at the provided sentences:

1. 'mee muk pic' means 'roses are yellow'
2. 'nil dic' means 'white flowers'
3. 'pic muk dic' means 'flowers are fruits'

From the provided sentences, we can see that:

- 'muk' appears in sentences 1 and 3.
- 'pic' appears in sentences 1 and 3.
- 'dic' appears in sentences 2 and 3.

Therefore, we can conclude that 'dic' corresponds to 'flowers' and 'pic' corresponds to 'roses.' Since 'nil' is the only remaining word in sentence 2 and it corresponds to 'white,' the code for 'white' in that language is:

A. nil

The patten here is that:

1. The word is reversed. 
2. Then each letter is replaced with the corresponding number in the above table.

Thus for the word BACK:
BACK → KCAB → 11312

SimIlarly, for the word MADE:
MADE → EDAM → 54113

The pattern is:

1. First split the words into two half COMP UTER
2. Reverse each of the half: PMOC RETU
3. Arrange in the order:
   last two of the first half comes first
   First two of tthe second half comes second
   First two of the first half comes 3rd
   And lastly, the last two of the second half comes last.

Thus COMPUTER → OCREPMTU

Similarly, we can use the same approach for the word DAUGHTER

1. First split the words into two half DAUG HTER
2. Reverse each of the half: GUAD RETH.
3. Arrange in the order:
   last two of the first half comes first
   First two of tthe second half comes second
   First two of the first half comes 3rd
   And lastly, the last two of the second half comes last.

Thus DAUGHTER →  ADREGUTH

The correct option is  C. ADREGUTH