- AECW
- BDCW
- CDCV
- DDBW
Step-by-Step Solution
C(3)+1=D, A(1)+2=C, T(20)+3=W, giving 'DCW' (check: A+1=B, B+2=D, C+3=F = 'BDF').
Answer: B) DCW
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