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Replacing each letter by its opposite letter in the alphabet (A for Z, B for Y, and so on), a code writes 'DOG' as 'WLT'. How is 'CAT' written in that code?

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  • AXZH
  • BWZG
  • CXYG
  • DXZG

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Replacing each letter by its opposite: C becomes X, A becomes Z, T becomes G, giving XZG.
Answer: D) XZG

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