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If 'BEAT' is coded as 'DFCV', how is 'MILD' coded in the same logic?
OKNF
PLME
OJNF
NJKF
OKNF
Identify the positional letter shift pattern from the given example word and apply the same sequence to find the coded form of the target word.
Identify the positional letter shift pattern from the given example word and apply the same sequence to find the coded form of the target word.
Analyze the Given Code Pattern
Examine the transformation from BEAT to DFCV: B shifts by +2 to D, E shifts by +1 to F, A shifts by +2 to C, and T shifts by +2 to V.
Apply Pattern to MILD
Apply the corresponding sequential shifts to each letter of MILD: M (+2) gives O, I (+2) gives K, L (+2) gives N, and D (+2) gives F.
Form the Final Code
Combining the transformed letters O, K, N, and F results in the final coded word OKNF.
B: PLME is incorrect because it uses a different and non-matching letter shift sequence. C: OJNF has an incorrect second letter. D: NJKF starts with an incorrect first letter.
A is correct because applying the letter transformation pattern to MILD yields OKNF.
Always write down the numerical positions (1 to 26) of the letters to instantly reveal hidden arithmetic shifts.
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