Direct symbol mapping: Using A→!, B→@, C→#, D→$, E→%, F→^, G→&, H→*, I→+, O→=, P→α, R→β, S→γ, T→δ, U→∠, encode the word “FIGHT”.

Difficulty: Easy

Correct Answer: ^ + & * δ

Explanation:


Introduction / Context:
We are to encode an English word using a fixed one-to-one symbol mapping for each letter. No positional tricks apply; it is a straight substitution per character.


Given Data / Assumptions:

  • Map: F→^, I→+, G→&, H→*, T→δ (among the full table provided).
  • Target word: FIGHT.


Concept / Approach:
Encode each letter of FIGHT using the exact symbol assigned in the table, then preserve the order.


Step-by-Step Solution:

F → ^I → +G → &H → *T → δThus “FIGHT” encodes to “^ + & * δ”.


Verification / Alternative check:
Confirm each mapping exists and is unique. Cross-check alternatives that swap positions; they violate the one-to-one mapping for the ordered word.


Why Other Options Are Wrong:

  • Other sequences permute the middle symbols or move δ out of the terminal position, contradicting the letter order in “FIGHT”.
  • None of these: Incorrect because a perfect match exists.


Common Pitfalls:
Confusing similar-looking symbols or mis-ordering the sequence when copying.


Final Answer:
^ + & * δ

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