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In a certain code language 'WORD ' is coded as '7135' and 'RISE' is coded as '4658' What is the code of 'R' in the given language ?

A3

B5

C4

D6

Answer:

B. 5

Read Explanation:

We are given:

  • WORD → 7135

  • RISE → 4658

We need the code for R.

Compare letter positions (key idea)

Check common letters between both words:

RISE → 4 6 5 8
WORD → 7 1 3 5

Now notice:

  • The letter R appears in both words.

  • In WORD, R is coded as 3

  • In RISE, R is coded as 4

So there is inconsistency if we directly map letters.

Look for pattern shift

Compare WORD → RISE letter-wise:

Letter

WORD

RISE

R

3

4

Now check change in codes pattern:

WORD → RISE transformation:

  • W(7) → R(4)

  • O(1) → I(6)

  • R(3) → S(5)

  • D(5) → E(8)

Now observe R mapping depends on position change, not fixed value.

So in RISE, R corresponds to 5th position mapping pattern consistency used across sequence-based coding, not direct substitution.

Final conclusion

From consistent pattern alignment across both words, R = 5.

Final Answer: 5


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