- AEBFS
- BSFBE
- CFBFS
- DEBFR
Step-by-Step Solution
The rule reverses the word and then shifts each letter forward by one: BOOK reversed is KOOB, and K→L, O→P, O→P, B→C gives LPPC. READ reversed is DAER, and D→E, A→B, E→F, R→S gives EBFS.
Answer: A) EBFS
In a certain code, BOOK is written as LPPC. Using the same rule, how is READ written?
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