If in a certain code language, “URBANISTIC” is coded as “VTEEOKVXJE”, then how “VERMINOSIS” be coded in the same code language? Question 8Answera..WGHQWEROPIb.XTYHJUYTDFc..WGUQJPRWJUd.WEFGTYULKJ

To solve this, we need to understand the pattern of the code.

In the given example, "URBANISTIC" is coded as "VTEEOKVXJE".

If we compare the positions of the letters in the alphabet:

U (21) is coded as V (22) - shifted by 1 position R (18) is coded as T (20) - shifted by 2 positions B (2) is coded as E (5) - shifted by 3 positions A (1) is coded as O (15) - shifted by 14 positions N (14) is coded as K (11) - shifted by -3 positions I (9) is coded as V (22) - shifted by 13 positions S (19) is coded as X (24) - shifted by 5 positions T (20) is coded as J (10) - shifted by -10 positions I (9) is coded as E (5) - shifted by -4 positions C (3) is coded as E (5) - shifted by 2 positions

The pattern seems to be inconsistent, but if we look closely, we can see that the shift pattern is +1, +2, +3, +14, -3, +13, +5, -10, -4, +2.

Applying the same pattern to "VERMINOSIS", we get:

V (22) shifted by +1 = W (23) E (5) shifted by +2 = G (7) R (18) shifted by +3 = U (21) M (13) shifted by +14 = A (1) (looping back to the start of the alphabet after Z) I (9) shifted by -3 = F (6) N (14) shifted by +13 = A (1) O (15) shifted by +5 = T (20) S (19) shifted by -10 = I (9) I (9) shifted by -4 = E (5) S (19) shifted by +2 = U (21)

So, "VERMINOSIS" would be coded as "WGUFAATIEU" in the same code language. However, this option is not available in the given choices. There might be a mistake in the question or the provided options.