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In a code language, 'please come here' is written as '533' and 'bring the potatoes' is written as '427'. How will 'an early start' be written in that language?

  1. A
    255
  2. B
    155
  3. C
    366
  4. D
    144

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let's inspect the correlation between the text phrases and numerical codes:
The numbers correspond directly to the count of letters inside each consecutive word.

'please come here' → '533'

please → 6 letters (Wait, let's recount: p-l-e-a-s-e is 6. If code is 533, let's verify if it's (length - 1): 6−1=5, 4−1=3, 4−1=3. This matches 533.)

'bring the potatoes' → '427'

bring → 5 letters →5−1=4

the → 3 letters →3−1=2

potatoes → 8 letters →8−1=7

This matches 427 exactly.

Now apply the rule (Word Length - 1) to 'an early start':

an → 2 letters →2−1=1

early → 5 letters →5−1=4

start → 5 letters →5−1=4

Thus, the code is 144.

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In a code language, 'please come here' is written as '533' and 'bring the potatoes' is written as '427'. How will 'an early start' be written in that language?
A
255
B
155
C
366
D
144

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