Question
In a certain code language, 'mk qs hn' means 'spherical
planet mass', 'qs vb zx' means 'radius space mass' and 'hn kb mb' means 'assumed isolated spherical'. What stands for 'planet' in that code?ÂSolution
‘mk qs hn' - 'spherical planet mass'……. (i) 'qs vb zx' - 'radius space mass' ……. (ii) 'hn kb mb' - 'assumed isolated spherical'….. (iii) From (i) and (ii), code for ‘mass' is qs. From (ii) and (iii), code for ‘spherical' is ‘hn’. We know the code for ‘mass' and ‘spherical', so from (ii), ‘mk’ is the code for ‘planet’.
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