Garden Code Language Puzzle
This problem requires us to decipher a code language where specific words are represented by unique codes. Our goal is to determine the code for the word 'garden' based on the provided examples.
Here are the coded phrases given:
- 'cafe hotel room' maps to 'aa bb ee'
- 'room kitchen hall' maps to 'ff aa bb'
- 'hall hotel garden' maps to 'ee ff tt'
Logic for Word Code Identification
We can solve this by comparing the phrases and their corresponding codes. By finding common words and common codes across different phrases, we can deduce the code for each word.
Step 1: Identify codes for 'hall' and 'hotel'
We compare the phrases strategically:
- Compare Phrase 2 ('room kitchen hall' = 'ff aa bb') and Phrase 3 ('hall hotel garden' = 'ee ff tt'). The word 'hall' is present in both phrases. The code 'ff' is common to both 'ff aa bb' and 'ee ff tt'. Therefore, we establish that 'hall' is coded as 'ff'.
- Compare Phrase 1 ('cafe hotel room' = 'aa bb ee') and Phrase 3 ('hall hotel garden' = 'ee ff tt'). The word 'hotel' is present in both these phrases. The code 'ee' is common to both 'aa bb ee' and 'ee ff tt'. Therefore, we establish that 'hotel' is coded as 'ee'.
Step 2: Determine the code for 'garden'
Let's revisit Phrase 3: 'hall hotel garden' is coded as 'ee ff tt'.
From Step 1, we know:
- The code for 'hall' is 'ff'.
- The code for 'hotel' is 'ee'.
We can substitute these known codes into the code for Phrase 3:
The phrase 'hall hotel garden' corresponds to the codes 'ff' 'ee' followed by the code for 'garden'. This must match the given code 'ee ff tt'.
Since 'ff' and 'ee' are already assigned to 'hall' and 'hotel' respectively, the remaining code 'tt' must correspond to the remaining word 'garden'.
Thus, the code for 'garden' is 'tt'.
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