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In certain language, ‘pan tan san' means 'pen is gold’, 'tan san van' means 'gold is old', 'san van kan' means ‘old is bold’, 'kan san haw' means ‘bold is strong’. How is 'strong is pen' coded in that language?

In certain language, ‘pan tan san' means 'pen is gold’, 'tan san van' means 'gold is old', 'san van kan' means ‘old is bold’, 'kan san haw' means ‘bold is strong’. How is 'strong is pen' coded in that language? Correct Answer pan haw san

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'pan' → pen

'san' → is

'haw' → strong

So, 'strong is pen' is coded as ' pan haw san'.

Therefore, ‘pan haw san' is the correct answer.

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