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In a certain code language, "TREASON" is written as "RKWWINX" and "POULTRY" is written as "CNXHYKT". How is "NUMBER" written in that code language?

In a certain code language, "TREASON" is written as "RKWWINX" and "POULTRY" is written as "CNXHYKT". How is "NUMBER" written in that code language? Correct Answer NIXQQR

The pattern followed here is,

"TREASON" is written as,

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Reverse order: RKWWINX

"POULTRY" is written as

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Reverse order: CNXHYKT

Similarly,

"NUMBER" will be coded as,

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Reverse order: NIXQQR

Clearly, “NUMBER” is written as “NIXQQR”.

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