In a certain code language, ‘Today is last match’ is written as ‘Sa Te Mo Pt’, ‘Last king like your team’ is written as ‘De Ra Mo Lo Zs’, ‘Our team won today match’ is written as ‘Te Ra Pt Ae We’. What is the code for ‘Our won is Last’ in that code language?
Sa Ae We Mo
This problem involves a specific type of word coding where phrases are represented by a sequence of codes. We need to find the corresponding code for the phrase 'Our won is Last' by analyzing the given examples.
The provided translations are:
To solve this, we will systematically decode each word by comparing the sentences and identifying common words and their corresponding codes.
We begin by comparing the first two sentences to find common elements:
The word 'last' appears in both sentences. The codes for the first sentence are {Sa, Te, Mo, Pt}, and for the second sentence are {De, Ra, Mo, Lo, Zs}. The only code common to both sets is 'Mo'.
Therefore, we deduce that the code for 'last' is 'Mo'.
Next, we compare the second and third sentences:
The word 'team' is common to both sentences. The codes are {De, Ra, Mo, Lo, Zs} for the second sentence and {Te, Ra, Pt, Ae, We} for the third. The common code is 'Ra'.
Thus, the code for 'team' is 'Ra'.
Now, let's analyze the first and third sentences, which share the words 'today' and 'match':
From the first sentence, knowing 'last' is 'Mo', the remaining words {'Today', 'is', 'match'} must correspond to the remaining codes {'Sa', 'Te', 'Pt'}.
From the third sentence, knowing 'team' is 'Ra', the remaining words {'Our', 'won', 'today', 'match'} must correspond to the remaining codes {'Te', 'Pt', 'Ae', 'We'}.
By comparing these, the words 'today' and 'match' are common in both remaining sets of words. Similarly, the codes 'Te' and 'Pt' are common in both remaining sets of codes. This indicates that {'Today', 'match'} are represented by {'Te', 'Pt'}, although the specific order is not yet determined.
Let's reconsider the first sentence's breakdown: {'Today', 'is', 'match'} correspond to {'Sa', 'Te', 'Pt'}.
Since we've established that 'Today' and 'match' are coded as 'Te' and 'Pt', the word 'is' must be represented by the remaining code, which is 'Sa'.
Therefore, the code for 'is' is 'Sa'.
We now look at the third sentence again: 'Our team won today match' corresponds to 'Te Ra Pt Ae We'.
We have already identified:
The words left in the sentence are 'Our' and 'won'. The codes left are 'Ae' and 'We'.
This implies that {'Our', 'won'} are coded as {'Ae', 'We'} in some order.
After analyzing all the sentences, we have derived the following word-to-code mappings:
| Word | Code |
|---|---|
| Last | Mo |
| team | Ra |
| is | Sa |
| Today | Te or Pt |
| match | Pt or Te |
| Our | Ae or We |
| won | We or Ae |
The target phrase is 'Our won is Last'. We need the codes for these specific words:
Therefore, the complete set of codes required for 'Our won is Last' must include 'Sa', 'Mo', and the two codes 'Ae' and 'We' which represent 'Our' and 'won'. The specific order of 'Ae' and 'We' doesn't affect the final set of codes.
The required codes are {Sa, Mo, Ae, We}.
Let's check which option contains exactly these codes:
Thus, the correct code for 'Our won is Last' is 'Sa Ae We Mo'.
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I. S likes W7.
II. R likes W2.
III. U likes W1.
IV. V likes W3.
If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’, ‘÷’ means ‘–’ and ‘–’ means ‘+’, then
16 + 18 × 3 ÷ 6 = ?
In a certain code language, ‘LETTER’ is written as ‘ZLZYIO’. What is the code for ‘ACTION’ in that code language?
If ‘A’ denotes ‘+’, ‘B’ denotes ‘×’, ‘C’ denotes ‘–’ and ‘D’ denotes ‘÷’, then what will come in place of ‘?’ in the following equation?
21 A 34 C 6 B (72 D 9) A 13 B 1 + (56 D 4) = ?
By interchanging the given two signs, which of the following equations will NOT be correct?
+ and ×
l. 180 - 32 + 3 × 148 ÷ 37 = 88
II. 204 ÷ 17 × 23 + 5 - 97 = 50