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    Question

    Answer the question based on the information given below. In a certain code language ‘’Banks Facing Deposits Shortage” is coded as ‘’ 1M, 4R, 9R, 9Z’’ ‘’Causing Concern Measures Money” is coded as ‘’9R, 4V, 16I, 4M’’ ‘’Growth Combat Inflation Taxation” is coded as ‘’1D, 4Y, 16R, 16R’’ ‘’Savings Interest Rates Potential” is coded as ‘’4M, 9V, 4G, 16R’

    What will be code for ‘Mobilize Lenders Authorities’

    in the same code language?
    A 16Z, 9X, 16V Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B 16Z, 4X, 36V Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C 16R, 4V, 36R Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D 16Z, 9X, 25V Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E None of the above Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    Code for ‘Mobilize’: The numbers in the codes are obtained by squaring the number of vowels present in the particular word. The letters are obtained as the reverse letter of the third last letter of the particular word from the left side. There are two vowels in the word, so the number is 4²  = 16. Third last letter of the word is “I”, whose reverse letter in alphabetical series is “R”. “Mobilize” is coded as “16R”. Code for ‘Lenders’: The numbers in the codes are obtained by squaring the number of vowels present in the particular word. The letters are obtained as the reverse letter of the third last letter of the particular word from the left side. There are two vowels in the word, so the number is 2²  = 4. Third last letter of the word is “E”, whose reverse letter in alphabetical series is “V”. “Issues” is coded as “4V”. Code for ‘Authorities: The numbers in the codes are obtained by squaring the number of vowels present in the particular word. The letters are obtained as the reverse letter of the third last letter of the particular word from the left side. There are two vowels in the word, so the number is 6² = 36. Third last letter of the word is “I”, whose reverse letter in alphabetical series is “R”. “Issues” is coded as “36R”.

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