The most apparent coding pattern derived from POCKET -> GVPXLK is a positional shift sequence (-9, +7, +13, +13, +7, -9). However, applying the first 5 shifts to CHAIR does not yield any of the given options. The accepted answer C requires a different set of shifts (+19, -7, +3, +1, -1) to be applied to CHAIR. The logical connection explaining how these specific shifts are derived from the POCKET code's shifts is not clearly evident, suggesting a potentially flawed question or a complex unstated rule. Given the options, C is the only potential intended answer.
If in any code POCKET is written as GVPXLK, then how will CHAIR be written in the same code?
Asked in JPSC CS Prelims 2011 · Topic: Basics of Computers and Information Technology (Computer Networks: Types (LAN, WAN, MAN), Network Topologies, Internet Fundamentals (WWW, Email, Protocols))
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