Coding Logic for 'mango'
The goal is to find the code for the word 'mango' based on the provided coded phrases.
Analyze Coded Phrases
We are given the following codes:
- 'sweet fruits' is coded as 're de'
- 'mango is sweet' is coded as 'de me ke'
- 'orange is citrus' is coded as 'ke le pe'
- 'eat orange' is coded as 'pe ne'
Deduce Word Codes
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Identify 'sweet' code: Compare 'sweet fruits' ('re de') and 'mango is sweet' ('de me ke'). The common word is 'sweet'. The common code is 'de'. Therefore, 'sweet' is coded as 'de'.
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Identify 'is' code: Compare 'mango is sweet' ('de me ke') and 'orange is citrus' ('ke le pe'). The common word is 'is'. The common code is 'ke'. Therefore, 'is' is coded as 'ke'.
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Determine 'mango' code: Look at the phrase 'mango is sweet' coded as 'de me ke'. We have already deduced that 'sweet' is 'de' and 'is' is 'ke'. The remaining word is 'mango' and the remaining code is 'me'.
Thus, the code for the word 'mango' is 'me'.
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