Multiple Choice Questions

In a certain code language lsquo MANGO rsquo is coded as lsquo 13 2 42 28 75 rsquo and lsquo GRAPE r...........

Logical Resoning (CGL) Coding & Decoding

In a certain code language, ‘MANGO’ is coded as ‘13-2-42-28-75’and ‘GRAPE’ is coded as ‘7-36-3-64-25’. How will ‘APPLE’ be

coded in that language?

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SSC CGL 17th August 2021 Shift-3

1-32-48-48-25

1-32-24-21-30

2-32-48-24-28

2-16-48-21-25

- In the given code, each letter of a word is replaced by a combination of its position in the alphabet and another calculated number.

- Let's break down the pattern using 'MANGO':

- M = 13, A = 1, N = 14, G = 7, O = 15

- Code: 13-(14-12)-(14*3)-(7*4)-(15*5) = 13-2-42-28-75

- For 'GRAPE':

- G = 7, R = 18, A = 1, P = 16, E = 5

- Code: 7-(18-14)-(1*3)-(16*4)-(5*5) = 7-36-3-64-25

- For 'APPLE':

- A = 1, P = 16, P = 16, L = 12, E = 5

- Code: 1-(16-14)-(16*3)-(12*4)-(5*5) = 1-32-48-48-25

The correct coding for 'APPLE' follows the pattern seen in previous examples, which matches Option:1.

Option:1, 1-32-48-48-25

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