To determine the code for the word 'Playing' in the given code language, we analyze the given phrases and their corresponding codes.
1. **Phrase 1:** "Lakshya is Playing Chess" is coded as "it demrta bless popmase". - Key words and their possible codes: - "Lakshya" ↔ ? - "is" ↔ ? - "Playing" ↔ ? - "Chess" ↔ ? - Code words: it, demrta, bless, popmase
2. **Phrase 2:** "Naitik is Reading a book" is coded as "g lifhte it plitnsh hool". - Key words and their possible codes: - "Naitik" ↔ ? - "is" ↔ ? - "Reading" ↔ ? - "a" ↔ ? - "book" ↔ ? - Code words: g, lifhte, it, plitnsh, hool
3. **Phrase 3:** "Ashu is Playing Cricket" is coded as "it rticket popmase dapu". - Key words and their possible codes: - "Ashu" ↔ ? - "is" ↔ ? - "Playing" ↔ ? - "Cricket" ↔ ? - Code words: it, rticket, popmase, dapu
**Analysis:** - The word "Playing" appears in Phrase 1 and Phrase 3. - The common code between these two phrases is "popmase".
**Verification:** - From Phrase 1: "Lakshya is Playing Chess" - Possible deduction, if "Playing" = "popmase". - From Phrase 3: "Ashu is Playing Cricket" - Confirmation, if "Playing" is consistently "popmase".
The code for the word "Playing" is consistently "popmase" in both applicable phrases. Therefore, the code for "Playing" is popmase.
Thus, the correct option is popmase.
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