Question

If CAT is coded as 3120, then what will be the code for DOG?

• A. 4157
• B. 3175
• C. 3880
• D. 4111

Hint:

For coding–decoding questions: \begin{itemize} \item Convert letters into their alphabetical positions, \item Check whether values are added, multiplied, or concatenated, \item Maintain the same pattern for the answer. \end{itemize}

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Step 1: Observe the coding pattern in the given example: \[ \text{CAT} \rightarrow C=3,\; A=1,\; T=20 \Rightarrow 3120 \]
Step 2: The code is formed by writing the alphabetical positions of each letter consecutively.
Step 3: Apply the same logic to DOG: \[ D=4,\; O=15,\; G=7 \]
Step 4: Writing them together: \[ \boxed{4157} \]