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If ‘good and bad’ is coded as "123", ‘bad is ugly’ is coded as "245" and ‘good is fair’ is coded as "436", then what is the code for ‘fair’?

A1

B4

C6

D5

Answer:

C. 6

Read Explanation:

Let's break down the coding pattern: - "good and bad" is coded as "123" - "bad is ugly" is coded as "245" - "good is fair" is coded as "436" Now, let's try to match the words with the numbers: - "good" corresponds to 1 in both "123" and "436" - "bad" corresponds to 2 in both "123" and "245" - "and" corresponds to 3 in "123" - "is" corresponds to 4 in both "245" and "436" - "ugly" corresponds to 5 in "245" - "fair" corresponds to 6 in "436" So, "fair" is coded as 6

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