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If 'PARK' is coded as 'QBSL', how would 'BLUE' be coded using the same logic?
Each letter in 'PARK' is shifted one position forward in the alphabet to get 'QBSL'. Applying the same rule to 'BLUE' results in 'CMVF'.
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Question: If 'PARK' is coded as 'QBSL', how would 'BLUE' be coded using the same logic?
Answer options: ✅ CMVF
- AMTD
- BMUE
- CLTF
Correct answer: CMVF
Explanation: Each letter in 'PARK' is shifted one position forward in the alphabet to get 'QBSL'. Applying the same rule to 'BLUE' results in 'CMVF'.
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