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In a code each letter is replaced by its opposite letter in the alphabet (A with Z, B with Y, and so on), so 'RED' becomes 'IVW'. How is 'BLUE' coded?

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  • AZOFV
  • BYOFW
  • CYOFV
  • DYPFV

Step-by-Step Solution

Using the opposite letter (position 27 minus n): B to Y, L to O, U to F, E to V, giving 'YOFV'.
Answer: C) YOFV

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