This problem uses a simple substitution code where each letter is replaced by its numerical position in the English alphabet (A=1, B=2, C=3, and so on).
The word "CAT" is coded as "3-1-20". This illustrates the coding pattern:
To determine the code for "TAC", we apply the same alphabetical position rule to each letter:
Combining these numerical positions in the order they appear in "TAC", we get the code "20-1-3".
If $9 @ 3 = 108$ and $10 @ 2 = 80$, what is $7 @ 1$?
If in a code A=26, B=25, ..., Z=1, what is the code for CAT?
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