Coding — In a code, '146' means 'adopt good habits'. What is the code for 'habit'? Statements: I. '143' means 'like good pictures'. II. '826' means 'passion becomes habit'.

Introduction / Context:
We must isolate the digit-code corresponding to the word 'habit' by using overlaps across coded sentences.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Base: '146' ↔ {adopt, good, habits}.
• I: '143' ↔ {like, good, pictures}.
• II: '826' ↔ {passion, becomes, habit}.

Concept / Approach:
Use intersection: the common word 'good' between 146 and 143 implies its code is shared between {1,4}; then intersect 146 with 826 to pin the remaining common word as 'habit(s)'.

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
Remaining codes pair consistently with the other words without contradiction.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• A/B/C/D: Each single statement is insufficient; the combination is exactly sufficient.

Common Pitfalls:
Being distracted by plural 'habits' vs singular 'habit'; in such code problems stems map identically.

Final Answer:
E — Together sufficient (code for 'habit' = 6).