In a certain code language, if BUG=90 and ALMS=180, then CADET=?Marks : 2Negative Marks : 0Answer here153165175148

The question seems to be a coding-decoding problem where each letter is assigned a certain numerical value.

In the given examples, BUG = 90 and ALMS = 180, we can see that the numerical value is determined by the sum of the positions of the letters in the English alphabet multiplied by 10.

For example, B(2), U(21), G(7) => (2+21+7)*10 = 300 A(1), L(12), M(13), S(19) => (1+12+13+19)*10 = 450

However, the given values are 90 and 180 respectively, which are 1/3rd of the calculated values. So, it seems that the final value is divided by 3.

Now, let's apply this rule to find the value of CADET.

C(3), A(1), D(4), E(5), T(20) => (3+1+4+5+20)*10 = 330

Dividing 330 by 3, we get 110.

So, CADET = 110 in the given code language.