In a certain language, 'LOVE' is coded as 'MZWF'. What is the code for 'HATE'?

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Question: In a certain language, \'LOVE\' is coded as \'MZWF\'. What is the code for \'HATE\'?

Options:

Correct Answer: IBUF

Solution:

Each letter is shifted by +1. \'H\' to \'I\', \'A\' to \'B\', \'T\' to \'U\', \'E\' to \'F\'.

In a certain language, 'LOVE' is coded as 'MZWF'. What is the code for 'HATE'?

In a certain language, 'LOVE' is coded as 'MZWF'. What is the code for 'HATE'?

Step 1: Identify the letters in the word 'HATE'. The letters are H, A, T, and E.
Step 2: Determine the position of each letter in the alphabet: H is 8, A is 1, T is 20, and E is 5.
Step 3: Shift each letter by +1 position in the alphabet: H (8) becomes I (9), A (1) becomes B (2), T (20) becomes U (21), and E (5) becomes F (6).
Step 4: Write down the new letters after shifting: I, B, U, F.
Step 5: Combine the new letters to form the coded word: 'HATE' is coded as 'IBUF'.

Letter Shifting – The process of changing each letter in a word to another letter by a fixed number of positions in the alphabet.