In a certain code, 'COLD' is written as 'DPEE'. How is 'WARM' written in that co

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Question: In a certain code, \'COLD\' is written as \'DPEE\'. How is \'WARM\' written in that code?

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Correct Answer: XBSN

Solution:

Each letter is shifted by +1: C->D, O->P, L->E, D->E. Therefore, W->X, A->B, R->S, M->N, so WARM is coded as XBSN.

In a certain code, 'COLD' is written as 'DPEE'. How is 'WARM' written in that code?

In a certain code, 'COLD' is written as 'DPEE'. How is 'WARM' written in that code?

Step 1: Identify the letters in the word 'COLD'. They are C, O, L, D.
Step 2: Look at how each letter is changed in the code. 'C' becomes 'D', 'O' becomes 'P', 'L' becomes 'E', and 'D' becomes 'E'.
Step 3: Notice that each letter is shifted by +1 in the alphabet. For example, C (3rd letter) becomes D (4th letter).
Step 4: Now, apply the same +1 shift to the letters in the word 'WARM'.
Step 5: W (23rd letter) becomes X (24th letter).
Step 6: A (1st letter) becomes B (2nd letter).
Step 7: R (18th letter) becomes S (19th letter).
Step 8: M (13th letter) becomes N (14th letter).
Step 9: Combine the new letters together: X, B, S, N.
Step 10: Therefore, 'WARM' is coded as 'XBSN'.

Letter Shifting – The question tests the ability to recognize a pattern in letter shifting, where each letter is replaced by the next letter in the alphabet.