Q. If in a code language, “I am great” is coded as ‘1 2 3’, “ You are great” is coded as ‘3 4 5’, and “I and you” is coded as ‘2 4 6’, then what is the code for ‘I’ and ‘you’, respectively?

4, 2

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1, 6

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2, 4

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5, 2

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Solution

The correct option is C 2, 4

I am great 1 2 3

You are great 3 4 5

I and you 2 4 6

In (i) & (iii), ‘I’ and ‘2’ are common, hence 2 codes for I, and in (ii) & (iii), ‘you’ and ‘4’ is common, hence 4 codes for you.

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Q. If in a code language, “I am great” is coded as ‘1 2 3’, “ You are great” is coded as ‘3 4 5’, and “I and you” is coded as ‘2 4 6’, then what is the code for ‘I’ and ‘you’, respectively?

The correct option is C 2, 4 I am great 1 2 3 You are great 3 4 5 I and you 2 4 6 In (i) & (iii), ‘I’ and ‘2’ are common, hence 2 codes for I, and in (ii) & (iii), ‘you’ and ‘4’ is common, hence 4 codes for you.

The correct option is C 2, 4

I am great 1 2 3

You are great 3 4 5

I and you 2 4 6

In (i) & (iii), ‘I’ and ‘2’ are common, hence 2 codes for I, and in (ii) & (iii), ‘you’ and ‘4’ is common, hence 4 codes for you.