Question
What is the code for
ācanā? Study the given information carefully and the questions given below it: In a certain code language, ājust small positive thoughtā is coded as āpik min chi ginā āin the positive morning smallā is coded as āgin kli vin pik nilā ācan thought changeā is coded as āmin tik sikā āthe positive yourā is coded as ākli gin dipāSolution
From the given statements we get, thought = min in = nil/vin the = kli just = chi small = pik positive = gin morning = nil/vin can = tik change = sik your = dip day = biv
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