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For the following groups of letters given in Column I, the codes are given in Column II. Answer the question by finding the codes for the groups from the given columns. Column I Column II A) kill dog cat Y Z X B) tape kill mat cat X E Z V C) kill mat jeep tiger X V W A   What is the code for kill?

For the following groups of letters given in Column I, the codes are given in Column II. Answer the question by finding the codes for the groups from the given columns. Column I Column II A) kill dog cat Y Z X B) tape kill mat cat X E Z V C) kill mat jeep tiger X V W A   What is the code for kill? Correct Answer X

According to the given information,

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Code for kill is ‘X’.

Hence, “X” is the correct answer.

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