In a certain code “FKNTF” is coded as “23862”,“TSVPF” is coded as “ 61452” then how is the word “SNPKT” is coded as ?Options18536185341853216583None

Break Down the Problem

1. Identify the pattern used to encode the letters.
2. Analyze the mappings from letters to numbers using the provided examples.

Relevant Concepts

• The words are presumably encoded based on the position of letters in the alphabet, where A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26.

Analysis and Detail

1. For the first code "FKNTF" → "23862":

   • F = 6
   • K = 11
   • N = 14
   • T = 20
   • F = 6
   • Convert these into the corresponding numbers: 2, 3, 8, 6, 2.

   Observing closely, we see that letters might not correspond directly; rather a certain calculation is applied (possibly involving modular arithmetic or a predefined rule).

2. For the second code "TSVPF" → "61452":

   • T = 20
   • S = 19
   • V = 22
   • P = 16
   • F = 6
   • The resulting code is numbers: 6, 1, 4, 5, 2.

3. Next, we need to apply a similar approach to encode "SNPKT":

   • S = 19
   • N = 14
   • P = 16
   • K = 11
   • T = 20

   We suspect there is a consistent relationship that simplifies these mappings to single digits.

4. Use the patterns to find a consistent rule to encode each letter of SNPKT.

Verify and Summarize

After analyzing both examples, we find that the letters yield a numerical value that may be derived from their inherent properties or positions, leading us to form the code.

To summarize, by observing both coded outputs and their corresponding input letters, we can identify a logical correspondence.

Now, let's encode "SNPKT":

• Following codes found in the previous examples and deducing: S = 6 N = 1 P = 5 K = 3 T = 8

Thus, "SNPKT" is coded as 18536.

Final Answer

The word "SNPKT" is coded as 18536.