This question asks us to find the code for the word DARE based on the provided codes for READ and DEAR.
Let's look closely at the words READ and DEAR:
We observe that both words, READ and DEAR, are made up of the exact same letters: {R, E, A, D}. The only difference is the arrangement or order of these letters.
Since both words result in the same code, 79, it strongly suggests that the coding method used depends solely on the letters present in the word, not on the order in which they appear. The code remains constant regardless of the sequence of these specific letters.
Now, we need to find the code for the word DARE.
Let's examine the letters in DARE: D, A, R, E.
This set of letters {D, A, R, E} is identical to the set of letters found in both READ and DEAR.
Based on the pattern identified – where the code depends on the collection of letters rather than their order – the code for DARE must be the same as the code for READ and DEAR.
Therefore, the code for DARE is 79.
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