Explanation:

Alright, let's break it down:

- In the code language:

- FORT ? 6301820:

- F=6, O=30, R=18, T=20

- PRICE ? 161818310:

- P=16, R=18, I=18, C=3, E=10

- It looks like each letter is replaced with its position in the alphabet, then multiplied by 2. (F=6, 6x2=12? Wait, no. Let's check further.)

- Actually, F is the 6th letter, and O is the 15th (but coded as 30, which is 15x2). R is 18 (just as in the alphabet), and T is 20. Hmm. For PRICE: P is 16 (alphabet 16), R is 18, I is 18 (but actual alphabet is 9, so 9x2=18), C is 3, E is 10 (actually 5, so 5x2=10).

- So, the pattern is:

- Vowels: Letter position x 2

- Consonants: Letter position as is

Now, for FUTILE:

- F (consonant): 6

- U (vowel): U=21, 21x2=42

- T (consonant): 20

- I (vowel): I=9, 9x2=18

- L (consonant): 12

- E (vowel): 5x2=10

So, code becomes: 6 42 20 18 12 10 ? 64220181210

Let’s check the options:

1. 64220091205

2. 64220181210

3. 62120091210

4. 62220181310

Option 2 is correct.

Here’s what this really means:

- The rule is vowels get doubled in their alphabet position, consonants don’t.

- Each option is just mixing around possible placements or making mistakes in the math.

- Option 2 matches the logic 100%. That’s why it’s the answer.