Coding Decoding problems
- 1. In a certain code language, "TOAST" is written as "03210" and "RIGID" is written as "45759". How is "DOOR" written in that code language?
Options- A. 9331
- B. 9334
- C. 3390
- D. 1314 Also asked in: CAT, Bank Exams, AIEEE
Correct Answer: 9334
- 2. In a certain code language, "REMINDER" is written as "SFNJMCDQ". How is "STANDARD" written in that code language?
Options- A. TUBOEQZE
- B. CZQETUBO
- C. TUBOCZQC
- D. TUBOEBSE Also asked in: Bank Exams, CAT
Correct Answer: TUBOCZQC
- 3. In these questions, the relationship between two elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Statement: A = M >P, N > R, A > T Conclusion: I. T = P II. R < A
Options- A. If only conclusion I follow.
- B. If only conclusion II follow.
- C. If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
- D. If neither conclusion I nor II follows. Also asked in: AIEEE, Bank Exams, GATE
Correct Answer: If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Explanation:
A = M >P, N > R, A > T
I. T = P (false) There is no relation between T and P.
For conclusion II -
A = M >P, N > R
II. R < A (false) - there is no relation between R and A.
Hence, neither conclusion I nor II follows.
- 4. In these questions, the relationship between two elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Statement: X = M < A < S = T < R Conclusion: I. M = T II. R > A
Options- A. If only conclusion I follow.
- B. If only conclusion II follow.
- C. If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
- D. If neither conclusion I nor II follows. Also asked in: AIEEE, Bank Exams, GATE
Correct Answer: If only conclusion II follow.
Explanation:
X = M < A < S = T < R
Conclusions:
For conclusion I - M < A < S = T - There is no relation between M and T.
I. M = T (false)
For conclusion II -
A < S = T < R
II. R > A (True) - R is greater than A.
Hence, only conclusion II follow.
- 5. In these questions, the relationship between two elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Statement: Y > A < N, Y = B
A II. N > B
Options- A. If only conclusion I follow.
- B. If only conclusion II follow.
- C. If either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.
- D. If neither conclusion I nor II follows. Also asked in: AIEEE, Bank Exams, GATE
Correct Answer: If only conclusion I follow.
Explanation:
Y > A < N, Y = B <P
P > B = Y > A < N
For conclusion I -
P > B = Y > A
P > Y > A
I. P > A (True) P is greater than A is true.
For conclusion II -
B = Y > A < N
II. N > B (false) There is no relation between N and B.
Hence, only conclusion I follow.
- 6. If D = 4 DESK = 39 ,then the value of DRAW is
Options- A. 57
- B. 46
- C. 45
- D. 36 Also asked in: Bank Exams
Correct Answer: 46
- 7. If A=C , B= D , C = E and so on, code the following:- ?STUDENT?
Options- A. VWVFGPV
- B. UUWFGPV
- C. UVWFGPV
- D. UVVFGPV Also asked in: Bank Exams
Correct Answer: UVWFGPV
Explanation:
According to question: S=U, T=V, U=W, D=F, E=G, N=P, T=V
- 8. If BLACKSMITH is coded as CNBELUNKUJ, then CHILDREN will be coded as ?
Options- A. DIJMESFO
- B. DJJNETFP
- C. DJINETEP
- D. DJJNETEP Also asked in: Bank Exams
Correct Answer: DJJNETFP
- 9. If SYSTEM is written as RXRSDL. How can CORRECT be written in that code?
Options- A. BNQQDBS
- B. BQQNDBS
- C. BNQQBDS
- D. BNQDQBS Also asked in: Bank Exams
Correct Answer: BNQDQBS
- 10. In a certain code language, "BIOLOGY" is written as "YRLOLTB". How is "PHYSICS" written in that code language?
Options- A. KSXRBHH
- B. KSBHRXH
- C. XHRHBSK
- D. KSBHXRH Also asked in: Bank Exams
Correct Answer: KSBHRXH
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