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If ‘NOTE’ is written as ‘O5@F’ and ‘TONE’ is written as ‘@5OF’, how is ‘EONT’ written?

1. @FO5
2. F5O@
3. F@O5
4. O5F@

Correct answer: F5O@

Solution

From NOTE → O5@F, we get N→O, O→5, T→@, E→F. Applying the same substitutions to EONT gives E→F, O→5, N→O, T→@, so the code is F5O@.

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