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In a code language, if PEN is written as 17717, then how will CAP be written in the same language?
4319
2320
4219
2319
Let's break down the code.
PEN is written as 17717.
- Let's look at the letters and numbers:
- P is 16th letter, E is 5th, N is 14th. But 16 5 14 isn’t 17717.
- Notice the pattern: “17717” — seems like they’re doubling the first and last digits.
- If we separate: 1 | 77 | 17
- 1 (first letter of PEN in some sequence?), 77 (no clear mapping), 17 (last letter position?)
- But here's the trick: If you actually try mapping each letter to numbers:
- P = 16, but if you write P=16+1 = 17
- E = 5+2 = 7
- N = 14+3 = 17
- So possibly, they're adding 1, 2, 3 to each letter’s position.
- 16+1=17, 5+2=7, 14+3=17 ? 17717
Applying to CAP:
- C = 3, +1 = 4
- A = 1, +2 = 3
- P = 16, +3 = 19
So, CAP should be 4319.
Now, the options:
- 4319 — matches our result
- 2320 — no match
- 4219 — close, but not correct
- 2319 — not correct
Option 1 (4319) is correct.
By: Parvesh Mehta ProfileResourcesReport error
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