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In a code, each letter is replaced by the letter at the opposite end of the alphabet (A<->Z, B<->Y, and so on). If 'RED' is coded as 'IVW', how is 'CAP' coded?

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  • AXZK
  • BXZL
  • CYZK
  • DXYK

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Using position 27 minus n: C(3)->X(24), A(1)->Z(26), P(16)->K(11), giving 'XZK'.
Answer: A) XZK

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