Coding–Decoding

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Q1In a certain code language, ORANGE is written as ISUOHY. How will MANGO be written in that language?mediumSolve →Q2If in a certain code language, PRINCESS is written as ECINRPTU, how will SPICEJET be written?mediumSolve →Q3In a certain code language, NORVEY is written as MNQUDX. How will SYDNEY be written?mediumSolve →Q4SINGER is written as 42-30 and GOALEE as 23-22. How will FLEXEN be written?mediumSolve →Q5If TOY = 12 and FUR = 9, then FILM =?mediumSolve →Q6In a certain code, CONSUL is FOQRVWX. How will MAGNETS be coded?mediumSolve →Q7PIPE is written as 169165. What is the last digit of SWAN?mediumSolve →Q8'the lighthouse' is coded as 'zu chi pin', 'house is big' as 'mo tim zu'. How is 'light' coded?mediumSolve →Q9LEMON is written as ELMNO. How will CLUSTER be written?mediumSolve →Q10If BRAIN is ZYXWV and CREATE is UYTXST, how is CERTAIN coded?mediumSolve →

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