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Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions. In a certain code language ‘mat is wet’ is written as ‘fuss do rah’, ‘car is red’ is written as ‘el ne do’, ‘yellow mat’ is written as ‘fuss no’ and ‘violet car’ is written as ‘ne phi’. How is ‘wet yellow car’ written in that code language?

Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions. In a certain code language ‘mat is wet’ is written as ‘fuss do rah’, ‘car is red’ is written as ‘el ne do’, ‘yellow mat’ is written as ‘fuss no’ and ‘violet car’ is written as ‘ne phi’. How is ‘wet yellow car’ written in that code language? Correct Answer rah no ne

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‘wet’ is coded as ‘rah’ and ‘yellow’ is coded as ‘no’ and ‘car’ is coded as ‘ne’.

Hence, “wet yellow car” is coded as “rah no ne”.

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