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).
12.5% of (100 + ?) = 40
2/9 of 5/8 of 3/25 of ? = 40
24 × √? + 4008 ÷ 24 = 40% of 200 + 327
7(1/2) – 3(5/6) = ? − 2(7/12)
280 ÷ 14 + 11 × 12 – 15 × 6 = ?
1550 ÷ 62 + 54.6 x 36 = (? x 10) + (28.5 x 40)
25% of 1000 + 10% of 150 – 22 × ? = 45
√ 729 × 5 – 220 % of 15 + ? = 120% of 160
What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the given expression?
(40% of ? × 43 ) – 232 = 751
180 % of 45 + √144 × 8 = ?2 + 80 % of 70
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