In a certain code language, ‘sing of thee’ is written as ‘jd fy yh’, and ‘does she sing’ is coded as ‘fy ug sc’. How will ‘sing’ be coded in that language?
This question involves understanding a simple substitution code where words are replaced by specific codes. We need to find the code for the word 'sing' based on the two examples provided.
We are given the following two coded phrases:
Let's compare the two phrases to find the common word and its corresponding code:
Phrase 1: 'sing of thee' corresponds to 'jd fy yh'
Phrase 2: 'does she sing' corresponds to 'fy ug sc'
By comparing these two phrases, we can observe:
Therefore, we can deduce that the word 'sing' is coded as 'fy'.
Based on the common word 'sing' and its common code 'fy' in both given examples, the code for 'sing' in this language is 'fy'.
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