In a certain code language, “excel in life” is written as “P9% [email protected] L8*”, “life is fast” is written as “T10÷ S6× P9%” and “car was fast” is written as “T10÷ A4= H3!”. Which of the following statement is true?

‘excel’ is written as ‘P9%’.
‘fast’ is written as ‘T10%’.
‘is’ is written as ‘S6×’.
‘was’ is written as ‘H3!’.

LohaHridoy

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2025-01-04 04:42

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AhmedNazir

Option 3 : ‘is’ is written as ‘S6×’.

The code for given words is as follows:

excel/in: L8* (or)

life: P9%

fast: T10÷

is: S6×

car/was: A4= / H3!

On checking each option:

1) ‘excel’ is written as ‘P9%’ → False

2) ‘fast’ is written as ‘T10%’ → False

3) ‘is’ is written as ‘S6×’ → True

4) ‘was’ is written as ‘H3!’ → False

Hence, option 3 is the correct alternative.

4 views Answered 2022-09-04 04:29

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