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If in a certain code CRYSTAL is written as DTJSXFR, then in the same code how is QUANTUM written?

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For coding sequences, look for a fixed per-position shift pattern by comparing the sample input and output letter by letter.
Updated On: Dec 9, 2025
  • WRDNXZS
  • RWDNYZS
  • RWDNXZS
  • RWNDXZS
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The Correct Option is C

Solution and Explanation

Step 1: Decode the rule from the example.
From \(\text{CRYSTAL} \rightarrow \text{DTJSXFR}\), each position is shifted by a fixed amount (mod 26): 
1st \(+1\), 2nd \(+2\), 3rd \(+3\), 4th \(+0\), 5th \(+4\), 6th \(+5\), 7th \(+6\). (These are forward shifts in the alphabet, wrapping around after \(Z\).) 

Step 2: Apply the same position-wise shifts to QUANTUM.
$\text{Q}(+1) \Rightarrow \text{R},$
$\text{U}(+2) \Rightarrow \text{W},$
$\text{A}(+3) \Rightarrow \text{D},$
$\text{N}(+0) \Rightarrow \text{N},$
$\text{T}(+4) \Rightarrow \text{X},$
$\text{U}(+5) \Rightarrow \text{Z},$
$\text{M}(+6) \Rightarrow \text{S}.$

Thus, \(\text{QUANTUM} \Rightarrow \boxed{\text{RWDNXZS}}\).

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