Coding of letters is based on the structure of the word. Logic of coding is very simple. Observe the word and the codes. It gives us following information:
If the word consists of four letters,
(i) and consonants occupy places at extreme ends only, then those consonants are replaced by [5] while vowels are replaced by either [20] (if both the vowels are same) or [15] (if both the vowels are different).
(ii) and the vowels occupy the second and the fourth places only then those vowels are replaced by [25], while the consonants are replaced by [5].
(iii) and the vowels occupy the first and third places only then those vowels are replaced by [30], while the consonants are replaced by [5].
If the word consists of three letters,
(i) and the vowels occupy places at extreme ends only then those vowels are replaced by [0], while the consonant is replaced by [5].
(ii) and the consonants occupy places at extreme ends only then those consonants are replaced by [5], while the vowel is replaced by [10].
Thus, in each and every case consonants are coded as [5] but numeric value assigned to vowels varies according to the position of vowels in a particular word.
This is the only square in the group.
Sam is not drunk, so he must be ill.
HERMIT ? (4, 1, 6, 2, 3, 5 )
NATURE ? (4, 3, 2, 5, 1, 6)
All except 'Hydrogen' are metals.
Then, 4x + 2y = 2 (x + y) + 14 ⟺ 4x + 2y = 2x + 2y + 14 ⟺ 2x = 14 ⟺ x = 7.
Based on the conclusion table, (d) is the right answer
The first word is abba. second word will start from a and second n third letter will next alphabetical letter , similar for 3rd and 4th words also.
abba/acca/adda/aeea
Hence, Answer will be bacde and these letters will come in gap, respectively.
Both the statement have no connection with the given statement. Assumption I becomes disconnected because of the word 'only' while Assumption II is rubbish as the statement does not say anything about reading materials other than adventure stories. Hence, Assumptions I and II both are invalid.
Country and capital pair.
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