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Direction: The words in the question are labelled as A, B, C and D are represented by the group of digit/symbol based on the following coding system. Group (Word – Digit/Symbol) that follows the given conditions mark them as your answers. If none of the four combinations of digit/symbol correctly represent the word, mark (E) i.e. ‘None of the above’ as the answer.
All the vowels in the alphabets are excluded and the rest of the consonants are coded as follows:
B as 1, C as 2, D as 3, up to 5, and then again start with 1, 2, … 5, 1, 2 ... so on up to Z.
Conditions:
I. If the words start with vowel and ends with consonants then code for both is to be¥.
II. If the words start with consonants and ends with vowel then the code for both of them is €.
III. If the word starts and ends with either consonants or vowel (i.e. both should be consonants, or both should be vowels) then both are to be coded as %.
IV. If a vowel comes in between 1st and last word and succeeding consonant after that vowel comes before M then, the vowel is to be coded as & and the consonant is to be coded as +.
V. If a vowel comes in between 1stand last word and the succeeding consonants after that vowel comes after M, then the vowel is to be coded as # and the consonant is to be coded as $.
Q. Which of the following is/are true?
A. LIST = %$+%
B. LIGHT = €1$€
C. STORY = %1#$%
D. JACK = €$4%
  • a)
    C
  • b)
    A and D
  • c)
    B and C
  • d)
    A, C and D
  • e)
    None of these
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
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Conditions:
Part 1:
Part 2:
Word Coded Given in the question,
A. LIST =%$+% ≠ %#$%
B. LIGHT = €1$€ ≠ %&+1%
C. STORY = %1#$% = %1#$%
D. JACK = €$4% ≠ %&+%
So, C is True.
Hence, the correct option is (A).
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