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In a certain code language, 'AGED' is coded as '7613' and 'EARG' is coded as '1236'. What is the code for 'R' in the given code language?

A1

B6

C3

D2

Answer:

D. 2

Read Explanation:

Given:

  • AGED → 7613

  • EARG → 1236

Letters in AGED: A, G, E, D
Digits: 7, 6, 1, 3

Letters in EARG: E, A, R, G
Digits: 1, 2, 3, 6

Common letters in both words: A, G, E

Now compare their common digits:

From AGED (7613) and EARG (1236):

  • E appears in both words.
    The common digit in both codes is 1.
    So, E = 1

  • G appears in both words.
    The common digit is 6.
    So, G = 6

  • A appears in both words.
    The remaining common digit is 3.
    So, A = 3

Now look at EARG → 1236

We already know:

E = 1
A = 3
G = 6

So the remaining digit must represent R.

Digits used: 1, 2, 3, 6
We identified 1, 3, 6

So R = 2

R is coded as 2


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