In a certain code, 'lee ra de' means 'Upanishads are it', 'mo nil' means 'you read', 'nil pom ra' means 'you like it' and 'tok lee fo' means 'They are immortal'. How will you write 'Upanishads you like' in that code?
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is Option (1) → de nil pom
A word has the same code word in every message, so compare two messages that share a word: the code word they have in common stands for the common word.
'lee ra de' (Upanishads are it) and 'nil pom ra' (you like it) share only “it”: it = ra
'lee ra de' and 'tok lee fo' (They are immortal) share only “are”: are = lee
The word left in 'lee ra de' is Upanishads: Upanishads = de
'mo nil' (you read) and 'nil pom ra' share only “you”: you = nil
The word left in 'nil pom ra' is like: like = pom
So ‘Upanishads you like’ is written as de nil pom.