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In a certain code language, 'FILE' is coded as '6312' and 'LIVE' is coded as '3241'. How is 'V' coded in the given language?

A4

B1

C3

D6

Answer:

A. 4

Read Explanation:

We compare the coding patterns:

  • FILE → 6312

  • LIVE → 3241

Now match letters with their codes:

From LIVE → 3241:

  • L = 3

  • I = 2

  • V = 4

  • E = 1

So directly:

V is coded as:

4\boxed{4}

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