In a certain code, 'READY' is written as '$#2-©' and 'ENJOY' is written as '#64@%'. How will 'NEAR' be written in that code?
6#2$
6#2$ is correct.
The code is letter-by-letter: every letter is replaced by its own symbol in the same position. From READY = $#2-©, we get R = $, E = #, A = 2, D = - and Y = ©.
From ENJOY = #64@%, E = # (which confirms the rule), N = 6, J = 4 and O = @.
Writing NEAR letter by letter: N = 6, E = #, A = 2, R = $. So NEAR is written as 6#2$.
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