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In a coded language 'TRIP' is coded as '#@&$' and "PART" is coded as '&^@#'. What is the code for A in the same code language?

A@

B$

C^

D#

Answer:

C. ^

Read Explanation:

Given:

  • TRIP → # @ &

  • PART → & ^ @ #

Write mapping:

From TRIP:
T → #
R → @
I → &
P →

From PART:
P → &
A → ^
R → @
T → #

Common letters: P, R, T

  • R → @ (same)

  • T → # (same)

  • P → $ in first, but & in second (so P not fixed)

Now, only new letter in second word is A, coded as ^

Final Answer:

= ^


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