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In a code language, 'RAM' is written as 'Q14' and 'CAR' is written as 'B19'. How will 'MARK' be written in that language?

AL26

BM29

CM30

DL30

Answer:

D. L30

Read Explanation:

Look at the pattern:

RAM → Q14

  • R → Q (−1)

  • A → (ignored for number)

  • M → (used for number)

Number part:
A = 1, M = 13 → (1 + 13 = 14)

CAR → B19

  • C → B (−1)

  • A, R → (1 + 18 = 19)

    Pattern:

  • First letter → −1

  • Number = sum of positions of remaining letters

    Apply to MARK:

  • M → L (−1)

Now sum of A, R, K:

  • A = 1

  • R = 18

  • K = 11

1 + 18 + 11 = 30

Final Answer:

L30


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