In a certain code language, ‘GAME’ is written as ‘ ÷ * \% ¸ * ' and 'BEAD' is written as '# \% ÷ ×'. How will the word 'MADE' be written in that code language?
- AOption (a)
- BOption (b)
* ÷
- COption (c)
* ÷ × %
- DOption (d)
# ÷ × %
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Correct answer
* ÷ × %
Why this answer is correct
The Correct answer is Option 3.
Key Points To decipher the pattern used in the given code language, let's look at the transformation from the original word to its coded form:
GAME → $ ÷ * % ¸ *
BEAD → # % ÷ ×
By observing these transformations, we can infer the following:
Each letter in the original word is replaced by a symbol or a special character.
There seems to be some rotation or replacement of symbols involved.
Now, let's analyze:
G in GAME corresponds to $ in the code.
A in GAME corresponds to ÷ in the code.
M in MADE will correspond to * in the code.
D in MADE will correspond to % in the code.
E in MADE will correspond to something we haven't encountered yet.
From the given options, the only choice where 'MADE' is transformed accordingly is:
÷ × %
So, the word 'MADE' would be written as * ÷ × %. Therefore, the correct answer is option 3.