In a certain code language, 'My Best Friend' is coded as 356, "best teacher best friend" is coded as 5456, then 'My friend best Teacher' would be coded as:
This problem is an example of coding-decoding, where words or phrases are assigned numerical codes based on a specific logic. To solve this, we need to analyze the given coded statements and identify the pattern or rule used to assign numbers to individual words.
We are provided with two coded statements:
Our goal is to determine the code for 'My friend best Teacher'.
Let's compare the two given coded statements to find words and their corresponding numerical codes.
Upon comparison, we observe the following:
This implies that the words 'best' and 'friend' correspond to the numbers '5' and '6', though not necessarily in that specific order yet.
Let's deduce the code for each unique word step-by-step:
From the first statement, 'My Best Friend' is 356. Since 'best' and 'friend' correspond to '5' and '6', the remaining word 'My' must correspond to the remaining number '3'.
Now consider the second statement: 'best teacher best friend' is 5456.
Notice that the word 'best' appears twice in the phrase, and the number '5' appears twice in its code. This strongly suggests that:
Since we already established that 'best' and 'friend' map to '5' and '6', and we've found 'best' is '5', it logically follows that:
In the second statement, 'best teacher best friend' (5456), we have accounted for 'best' (5) and 'friend' (6). The only remaining word is 'teacher', and the only remaining number in the code is '4'.
| Word | Code |
|---|---|
| My | 3 |
| Best | 5 |
| Friend | 6 |
| Teacher | 4 |
Now we can use the individual word codes to find the code for the desired phrase 'My friend best Teacher'. We just need to arrange the codes in the same order as the words appear in the phrase.
Combining these codes in sequence gives us 3654.
Based on our detailed analysis, the phrase 'My friend best Teacher' would be coded as 3654.
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Rule:
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2. If an odd number is followed by an odd number, then both will be added.
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4. If an even number is followed by an odd number, then the odd number will be subtracted from the even number.
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Row II: 16, 9, 8
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