Question

If in a certain code language BOSTON can be written as SNSNSN, then how would you write CALIFORNIA in the same code language? ( A ) LONLON ( B ) OAOAOA ( C ) LOILOILOI ( D ) LONLONLON

Answer 1

If in a certain code language BOSTON can be written as SNSNSN, then how would you write CALIFORNIA in the same code language? ( A ) LONLON ( B ) OAOAOA ( C ) LOILOILOI ( D ) LONLONLON

Answer:

Your answer is option = ( B )

Answer 2

The answer would be C) LOILOILOI

Step-by-step explanation:

On observing BOSTON, and SNSNSN, we conclude the following:

• it contains the same number of alphabets as BOSTON
• it has the 3rd and the 6th letter repeating again and again till there are 6-letters in total.

Thus, in the case of CALIFORNIA, we need to write the same number of alphabets.

Thus, options A and B are wrong

Then, CALIFORNIA contains 10-letters, so the 3rd, 6th, and 9th letters would be repeated.

L is the third letter

O is the sixth letter, and

I is the ninth letter.

So, answer would be C) LOILOILOI