In a certain code language, 'DEAL' is coded as '7298' and 'APEL' is coded as '2678'. What is the code for 'P' in the given code language?
This problem is about deciphering a simple substitution code where letters are represented by numbers. We are given two examples:
Our task is to determine the specific numerical code for the letter 'P' based on these examples.
Let's write down the provided information clearly:
| Word | Code |
|---|---|
| DEAL | 7298 |
| APEL | 2678 |
To find the code for 'P', we need to compare the two given word-code pairs.
Common elements:
This comparison suggests that the letters {A, E, L} correspond to the digits {2, 7, 8} in some order.
Now, let's look for elements unique to each pair:
Based on the analysis of unique elements in Step 3, we identified that the unique letter 'P' in 'APEL' corresponds to the unique digit '6' in its code '2678'.
Therefore, the code for the letter 'P' is 6.
By comparing the common and unique letters and digits between the coded words 'DEAL' (7298) and 'APEL' (2678), we can deduce the code for individual letters. The letter 'P' appears only in 'APEL', and the digit '6' appears only in the code '2678'. This establishes the code for 'P' as 6.
The code for 'P' is 6.
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