Question
In a certain code language, ‘STEM’ is written as
‘56’, and ‘BRAG’ is written as ‘27’. How will ‘GRIM’ be written in that language?Solution
The logic followed here: (Sum total of positional value of all letters) – [1] = ‘Code’ STEM →  S (19) + T (20) + E (5) + M (13) – [1] →  57 – [1] = 56 BRAG →  B (2) + R (18) + A (1) + G (7) – [1] →  28 – [1] = 27 Similarly, GRIM →  G (7) + R (18) + I (9) + M (13) – [1] →  47 – [1] = 46  Thus, ‘GRIM’ will be coded as ‘46’. Hence, the correct answer is (A).
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