If in a code language BROAD is written as ASNBC, then how OMNI will be written…

Solution:

Rule:

• Letters in odd positions are replaced by the previous letter in the alphabet.

• Letters in even positions are replaced by the next letter in the alphabet.

Check the given example to confirm the rule:

• B R O A D -> A S N B C

• B -> A (previous), R -> S (next), O -> N (previous), A -> B (next), D -> C (previous)

Apply the rule to OMNI:

• O -> N (previous)

• M -> N (next)

• N -> M (previous)

• I -> J (next)

Therefore OMNI becomes NNMJ.