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What is the code of ‘good morning’ in the certain
code of language? Statement I: In a certain code of language ‘all said good morning’ is coded as ‘md vg db op’, ‘all nights are good’ is coded as ‘ghdb op wt’ Statement II: In a certain code of language, ‘we said good morning’ is coded as ‘md fgdb vg’ The question given below consists of two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statements and give answerSolution
From statement I: ‘all said good morning’ is coded as ‘md vg db op’, ‘all nights are good’ is coded as ‘ghdb op wt’ So, from I we do not get the exact code of any word such as, said/morning can be coded as vg/md and all/good can be coded as op/db. From statement II: ‘we said good morning’ is coded as ‘md fgdb vg’ No proper information is given. From both I and II: By merging both the statement I and II we get the code of only one word i.e. Good – db.
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