Select the correct answerIf RED is coded as 6720, then how is GREEN coded?Options16771999207716167720916717209

The question is about a code where each letter corresponds to a number. In the given example, RED is coded as 6720.

Let's break it down:

R = 18 (position in the alphabet) E = 5 (position in the alphabet) D = 4 (position in the alphabet)

So, if we reverse the digits of each number we get 81 for R, 50 for E and 40 for D. This gives us 815040 which is not equal to 6720. So, the coding is not about reversing the digits.

Let's try another approach:

R = 18, if we multiply it by 10 we get 180 E = 5, if we multiply it by 100 we get 500 D = 4, if we multiply it by 1000 we get 4000

If we add these numbers together, we get 180 + 500 + 4000 = 4680 which is still not equal to 6720.

So, the coding is not about multiplying the position in the alphabet by a certain number and adding them together.

Without a clear pattern or rule for the coding, it's impossible to determine how GREEN would be coded. The question might be missing some information or the coding rule might be more complex than it seems.