If in a certain code language "FILE" equals to 20 and "REASON" equals to 30, then what is the value of "FARMERS"?  Ops:   A. 28    B. 49    C. 42    D. 35

The first step is to understand the coding pattern.

In the given examples, "FILE" equals to 20 and "REASON" equals to 30.

If we count the number of letters in each word, we can see that "FILE" has 4 letters and "REASON" has 6 letters.

If we multiply the number of letters in each word by 5, we get the coded value. For "FILE", 45 = 20 and for "REASON", 65 = 30.

So, the coding pattern seems to be that each letter is worth 5.

Now, let's apply this pattern to the word "FARMERS".

"FARMERS" has 7 letters.

So, if we multiply 7 (the number of letters in "FARMERS") by 5 (the value of each letter), we get 35.

So, the value of "FARMERS" in this code language is 35.

Therefore, the answer is D. 35.