Explanation:

Let’s break it down step by step:

- Each coded word has a number, a letter, and a symbol.

- Look at the examples:

- ‘india have many temples’ ? ‘5D% 4V@ 4N# 7M&’

- ‘temple has tiny plants’ ? ‘6M& 3S@ 4N& 6A$’

- ‘more peoples attends prayers’ ? ‘4R# 7O 7T* 7A’

- First, look for patterns:

- ‘temple’ and ‘temples’ both have ‘temple(s)’ in English, code ‘7M&’ vs. ‘6M&’. Number = word length.

- Symbols and letters... ‘many’ = 4N#, ‘tiny’ = 4N&. Both 4 letters, both start with ‘t’, but letters differ?

- ‘plants’ = 6A$, ‘temples’ = 7M&.

- Now, look at “People” and related words.

- ‘peoples’ ? ‘7O’ in third sentence.

- The number codes the word length. ‘Peoples’ (7), ‘people’ (6).

- So, ‘people’ would be ‘6’ plus a letter and a symbol.

- Let’s compare options:

1. Poetic (6 letters, starts with ‘P’)

2. Poems (5 letters, starts with ‘P’)

3. People (6 letters, starts with ‘P’)

4. Public (6 letters, starts with ‘P’)

5. Police (6 letters, starts with ‘P’)

- The code ‘6L$’:

- 6 = word length.

- ‘L’ for ‘Police’: it’s the only word with ‘L’ as the second letter. For ‘People’, the second letter is ‘E’. Earlier, the middle letter seems to be used: ‘4N#’ for ‘many’, ‘4N&’ for ‘tiny’. Both have ‘N’ as the third letter. So likely, code letter is the middle letter.

- For ‘Police’, middle letter is ‘L’.

- Symbol: Not obviously matching, but focus is on word and letter connection.

So, here’s what this really means:

- 6L$ is for ‘Police’.

- Option 5 is the correct one.