Question

Direction (Q.1 ) In a certain code language
(a) "im jee loo" means you did it
(b) "joo ip am" means 'how are things'
(C) "loo sam" means you sing'
(d) "am pee joo" means things are sweet'.

1. What is the code for "you sing sweet"?
(1) loo sam am
(2) loo pee joo
(3) pee sam loo
(4) none of the above​

Answer 1

Answer:

(4)none of the above

Step-by-step explanation:

you-loo

sing-sam

sweet-joo

Answer 2

Given: In a certain co_de language

(a) "im jee loo" means ''you did it''

(b) "joo ip am" means ''how are things''

(c) "loo sam" means ''you sing''

(d) "am pee joo" means ''things are sweet''.

To find: The co_de for "you sing sweet"

Solution:

On observing (a) and (c), we find that both have the word 'you' in common and the only common co_de word in these two is 'loo'. So, 'loo' stands for 'you'.

Now, in (c), we can see that the other word is 'sing' and the other co_de word is 'sam'. So, 'sam' stands for 'sing'.

In (b) and (d), we observe that two words are common- 'things' and 'are'. Also, their respective co_des have 'am' and 'joo' common. So, 'am' and 'joo' stand for 'things' and 'are'.

Now, the only word left in (d) is 'sweet' and co_de word for it must be 'pee'.

Hence, the co_de for "you sing sweet" is "pee sam loo". (Option 3)