This question involves a simple substitution cipher where words are represented by specific codes. We need to figure out the code for the word 'time' based on the examples provided.
We are given two coded phrases:
The goal is to find the code for 'time'. Let's look for the word 'time' in the given phrases and see which code corresponds to it.
Notice that the word 'time' appears in both the original phrases:
We need to find the code that is common to both coded phrases ('aj tj tr' and 'lo tr mo') and corresponds to the common word 'time'.
Let's compare the codes:
By comparing the sets of codes, we can see that 'tr' is present in both lists.
Since 'time' is the only word common to both original phrases, and 'tr' is the only code common to both coded phrases, we can conclude that 'time' is coded as 'tr'.
Based on the common word 'time' and the common code 'tr' found in both examples, the code for 'time' in this specific language is 'tr'.
In a certain code language,
'178' means 'read history books';
'586' means 'they made history' and
'741' means 'read good books'.
Which of the following digits stands for 'made'?