In a code language, ‘LAND’ is written as ‘IWKZ’, and ‘GOLD’ is written as ‘DKIZ’. How will ‘TEAM’ be written in that language?

The correct option is QAXI.

Step-by-step explanation:

To decode the pattern, let's analyze the positions of letters in the English alphabet (where A = 1, B = 2, ..., Z = 26).

Pattern in 'LAND' → 'IWKZ':

For L (12th letter):

$12-3=9$ (Letter I)

For A (1st letter):

$1-4=23$ (Letter W, counting backward)

For N (14th letter):

$14-3=11$ (Letter K)

For D (4th letter):

$4-4=0\equiv 26$ (Letter Z)

Pattern in 'GOLD' → 'DKIZ':

For G (7th letter):

$7-3=4$ (Letter D)

For O (15th letter):

$15-4=11$ (Letter K)

For L (12th letter):

$12-3=9$ (Letter I)

For D (4th letter):

$4-4=0\equiv 26$ (Letter Z)

The logic follows an alternating subtraction pattern: -3, -4, -3, -4.

Applying the same logic to 'TEAM':

For T (20th letter):

$20-3=17$ (Letter Q)

For E (5th letter):

$5-4=1$ (Letter A)

For A (1st letter):

$1-3=24$ (Letter X)

For M (13th letter):

$13-4=9$ (Letter I)

Combining all coded letters gives QAXI.