This question involves a type of coding-decoding reasoning problem. We need to figure out the numerical code for the word 'CARE' based on the codes provided for 'PARK' and 'RACE'. The key is to find a consistent pattern or mapping between the letters and the numbers.
The problem provides the following information:
Let's break down the codes word by word to identify the code for each letter:
From 'PARK' = '3749', we can infer potential mappings:
From 'RACE' = '4762', we get more mappings:
By comparing the mappings from both words, we can see consistency:
This consistency suggests that each letter consistently represents a specific number. We can summarize the established code mappings in the following table:
| Letter | Code |
| P | 3 |
| A | 7 |
| R | 4 |
| K | 9 |
| C | 6 |
| E | 2 |
Now, we use the derived letter-to-number mappings to find the code for the word 'CARE':
Combining these numerical codes in the order of the letters in 'CARE', we get the final code.
Therefore, the code for 'CARE' is 6742.
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