If in a certain language, 'MACHINE' is coded as 'LBBIHOD', how is 'ELECTRON' coded in that language?
A. FKDMBSPQ
B. FKDMDRPQ
C. FLDMDRPQ
D. FKDMBSPP
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Each letter is decreased by 1 for odd positions and increased by 1 for even positions or similar. M→L (−1), A→B (+1), C→B (−1), H→I (+1), I→H (−1), N→O (+1), E→D (−1). Pattern −1,+1 alternating. For ELECTRON: E−1=D, L+1=M, E−1=D, C+1=D, T−1=S, R+1=S, O−1=N, N+1=O → DM D D S S N O not matching. Alternative pattern: reverse and +1/−1. Standard for MACHINE → LBBIHOD is M−1=L, A+1=B, C−1=B, H+1=I, I−1=H, N+1=O, E−1=D. Yes alternating starting with −1. For ELECTRON: E−1=D, L+1=M, E−1=D, C+1=D, T−1=S, R+1=S, O−1=N, N+1=O = DMDDSSNO not in options. Options start with F. Perhaps different coding. Skip to next accurate.
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