Question

In a certain code language 'Logical Reasoning Exam' is written as 'Q12 D17'. 'Intention Really Matters' is written as 'R14 F25 G19'. Then how to write 'Work Hard' in the given code?

• A. D11 D9
• B. D11 E9
• C. D11 D4
• D. D10 D4

Hint:

When faced with a highly complex coding question, look for the simplest possible elements first, such as word length, or the position of the first and last letters, as these are common components.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Step 1: Analyze the coding pattern. The logic for this code is complex. Let's try to decipher a consistent rule. A possible, though non-obvious, rule could be:

The Letter: The letter corresponding to the number of letters in the word (e.g., 4 letters \textrightarrow D).
The Number: A value derived from the letter positions.
Let's test this: - Work: 4 letters, so the code starts with D. The position of the last letter 'K' is 11. This gives D11. - Hard: 4 letters, so the code starts with D. For the number '9', a possible logic is the sum of the positions of the first two letters (H=8, A=1, so 8+1=9). This gives D9.
Step 2: Apply the derived logic. Based on this inconsistent but plausible logic that matches the answer: - Code for 'Work' is D11. - Code for 'Hard' is D9. So, 'Work Hard' is written as 'D11 D9'. Note: This question is ambiguous as the rule is not consistently applied. The solution is reverse-engineered from the given answer.