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Using a code where each letter is replaced by the letter at the same position counted from the opposite end of the alphabet (A↔Z, B↔Y, and so on), 'ACE' is written as 'ZXV'. How is 'GOD' written under the same rule?

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  • ATLW
  • BTKW
  • CSLW
  • DTLV

Step-by-Step Solution

Each letter maps to its mirror: G(7)→T(20), O(15)→L(12), D(4)→W(23). So GOD becomes TLW.
Answer: A) TLW

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