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In a code language, 'ONE' is coded as 9 and 'FOUR' is coded as 16. How will 'FIFTEEN' be coded in the same language?

Asked in RRB ALP CBT 1 · 2026
Coding and Decoding in Fictitious Language · Logical Reasoning
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A word that appears in only one of two statements cannot be identified solely from their overlap.

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