Question:

In a certain language, "MONDAY" is written as "NPOEBZ". How is "FRIDAY" written in that language?

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When dealing with alphabetic codes, shifting letters by a fixed amount is a common pattern.
Updated On: Jun 12, 2025
  • GSJEBZ
  • GSJJBZ
  • GSJGBZ
  • GSJCZB
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The Correct Option is A

Solution and Explanation

The pattern involves shifting each letter in the word by one position in the alphabet:
\( M \rightarrow N \), \( O \rightarrow P \), \( N \rightarrow O \), \( D \rightarrow E \), \( A \rightarrow B \), \( Y \rightarrow Z \).
For \( \text{FRIDAY} \):
\( F \rightarrow G \), \( R \rightarrow S \), \( I \rightarrow J \), \( D \rightarrow E \), \( A \rightarrow B \), \( Y \rightarrow Z \). Hence, FRIDAY becomes GSJEBZ.
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