Ina code language, if LAMINATE is coded as 121139141205, then how will SYSTEMIC be coded in the same language?
1925192051393
The problem asks us to decipher a coding language based on a given example and then apply the same logic to a new word. We are given that the word LAMINATE is coded as 121139141205. Let's analyze the relationship between the letters of LAMINATE and the given code number.
We can look at the individual letters of LAMINATE and their corresponding positions in the English alphabet:
Now, let's compare these alphabetical positions with the given code 121139141205. If we concatenate the alphabetical positions of the letters in order, we get:
12 (L) + 1 (A) + 13 (M) + 9 (I) + 14 (N) + 1 (A) + 20 (T) + 5 (E) = 121139141205.
This perfectly matches the given code. Therefore, the pattern in this coding language is to represent each letter by its numerical position in the alphabet and then concatenate these numbers to form the code for the entire word.
Now that we have identified the coding language pattern, we can apply the same logic to the word SYSTEMIC. We need to find the alphabetical position for each letter in SYSTEMIC:
Next, we concatenate these numerical positions in the order they appear in the word SYSTEMIC:
19 (S) + 25 (Y) + 19 (S) + 20 (T) + 5 (E) + 13 (M) + 9 (I) + 3 (C)
Concatenating these numbers gives us: 1925192051393.
Let's compare our derived code for SYSTEMIC (1925192051393) with the given options:
Our calculated code, 1925192051393, matches Option 2.
Following the coding language rule where each letter is replaced by its alphabetical position and concatenated, the code for SYSTEMIC is 1925192051393.
| Word | Letters & Positions | Coded Form |
|---|---|---|
| LAMINATE | L(12) A(1) M(13) I(9) N(14) A(1) T(20) E(5) | 121139141205 |
| SYSTEMIC | S(19) Y(25) S(19) T(20) E(5) M(13) I(9) C(3) | 1925192051393 |
Coding and decoding questions often appear in logical reasoning sections of exams. They test your ability to identify patterns and apply rules. Common patterns include:
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