Can anyone solve this reasoning question?

Q. If in a certain language, MADRAS is coded as NBESBT, how is BOMBAY coded in that code? A. CPNCBX B. CPNCBZ C. CPOCBZ D. CQOCBZ

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It appears that each letter in the word "MADRAS" is shifted one position forward in the English alphabet. So, to decode "BOMBAY," we should shift each letter one position backward:br /B -> A O -> N M -> L B -> A A -> Z Y -> Xbr /So, the decoded form of "BOMBAY" is "ANLAAZ." Among the options provided, the correct one is:br /strongB. CPNCBZ/strong
- Nisha
- 10 Oct
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B . MADRAS IS CODED AS NBESBT .In a manner like what comes after letter M is letter N and after A comes B and so on. Similarly, for BOMBAY option B is correct.
- Shaifali
- 11 Jul
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B
- Bakka
- 09 Jul
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CPNCBZ
- Varsha
- 04 Jul
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hiii
- Anis
- 20 Jun
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b
- Sharath
- 15 Jun
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A
- Manasa
- 16 May
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B
- Nikita
- 16 May
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b
- Shaurya
- 24 Apr
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B
- Jean
- 24 Apr
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ANS- CPNCBZ
- Anamika
- 19 Apr
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B
- Avinna
- 19 Apr
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c
- Rohit
- 18 Apr
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B
- Gilla
- 17 Apr
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B
- Divya
- 13 Apr
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Its obviously Option B Logic is: Every letter in the latter word is the next letter of every letter in the first word...
- Waseem
- 18 Mar
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B
- Venkatesh
- 17 Mar
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A
- Guru
- 05 Mar
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B
- Tushar
- 08 Feb
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B
- Abdul
- 02 Feb
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