In a certain code language, ‘how can you go’ is written as ‘ja da ka pa’. ‘can you come here’ is written as ‘na ka sa ja’ and ‘come and go’ is written as ‘ra pa sa’. How is ‘here’ written in that code language?
na
This problem involves a simple substitution cipher where words are replaced by code words. We need to figure out the specific code word for 'here' by comparing the given phrases and their corresponding codes.
We are given three coded phrases:
We look for common words and common codes between these two phrases. The common words are 'can' and 'you'. The common codes are 'ka' and 'ja'. This tells us that 'can' and 'you' are represented by either 'ka' or 'ja'.
The common word here is 'go'. The common code is 'pa'. Therefore, we can definitively say that 'go' is coded as 'pa'.
Now, let's revisit Phrase 1 ('how can you go' = 'ja da ka pa'). Since 'go' is 'pa', the remaining codes ('ja', 'da', 'ka') must correspond to the remaining words ('how', 'can', 'you').
From step 1, we know 'can' and 'you' are either 'ka' or 'ja'. This means the code 'da' must represent 'how'.
In Phrase 3, we know 'go' = 'pa'. The remaining words are 'come' and 'and', and the remaining codes are 'ra' and 'sa'. So, 'come' and 'and' are coded as 'ra' or 'sa'.
In Phrase 2, the words are 'can', 'you', 'come', 'here', and the codes are 'na', 'ka', 'sa', 'ja'. We know 'can' and 'you' are 'ka' and 'ja'. This leaves 'come' and 'here' to be coded by 'na' and 'sa'.
By comparing the possibilities for 'come' from both analyses (it's either 'ra' or 'sa' from Phrase 3, and either 'na' or 'sa' from Phrase 2), we see that 'sa' is the common code. Therefore, 'come' is coded as 'sa'.
Let's look back at Phrase 2: 'can you come here' = 'na ka sa ja'.
We established:
The only remaining word is 'here', and the only remaining code is 'na'.
Therefore, 'here' is written as 'na' in this code language.
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