In a certain code language, 'HEAD' is coded as '88', 'REAR' is coded as '64'. How will 'FRONT' be coded in that code language?
60
In this coding question each letter is replaced by its reverse alphabetical position, where A = 26, B = 25, and so on up to Z = 1, and the values are then added.
For HEAD: H = 19, E = 22, A = 26, D = 23, giving a sum of 19 + 22 + 26 + 23 = 90.
The given code for HEAD is 88, which is 90 minus 2, so the rule is (sum of reverse positions) minus 2.
Checking with REAR: R = 9, E = 22, A = 26, R = 9, sum = 66, and 66 minus 2 = 64, which matches the given code exactly.
Now apply the same rule to FRONT: F = 21, R = 9, O = 12, N = 13, T = 7.
The sum of these reverse positions is 21 + 9 + 12 + 13 + 7 = 62.
Subtracting 2 gives 62 minus 2 = 60, so FRONT is coded as 60.
Hence the code for FRONT is 60.
Similar Questions
In a certain code language, 'HEAD' is coded as '88', 'REAR' is coded as '64'. How will 'FRONT' be coded in that code language?
If in a specific coding system, DOG is coded as 231220, CAT is coded as 24267, and BIRD is coded as 2518923, then following this numerical coding pattern, what would FISH be coded as?
If 881 # 88 ~ 11 = 873 and 606 # 323 ~ 19 = 589, then what is the value of 821 # 306 ~ 17?
In a certain code language, 'SHIRT' is coded as '59', 'WATCH' is coded as '78'. How will 'RING' be coded in that code language?
Important Questions from Coding Decoding Based on Numbers
If ‘Monday’ is encrypted as 123456 and ‘Belt’ is encrypted as 0789, how would you encrypt the word ‘Tombay’?
In a certain code language, 'IT' is written as '58', 'SAD' is written as '48'. What is the code for 'FISH' in that code language?
If 31 L 31 J 5 = 186 and 47 J 2 L 43 = 137, then 52 L 64 J 3 = ?
If R is coded as 4, M is coded as 1, N is coded as 5, S is coded as 8, Q is coded as 0, L is coded as 6 and P is coded as 3, then what is the coded form of SMLRP ?
If BUN = 18, MICE = 32, then what is the code for DEMON?
