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In a certain code language: all beautiful are girls nice → pb ag ba sa tf some sweet girls are classy → sf nt tf mp pb beautiful all some dating good → nf mp gd sa ba nice boys are sweet but not cute → ct ag tf nt na kp st What is the code for "beautiful nice good"?

1. ba ag sa
2. ag sa gd
3. ba ag nf
4. Either Option 2 or 3

Correct answer: Either Option 2 or 3

Solution

From the first and third statements, the common words are "all" and "beautiful," so their common codes are likely shared. Comparing the first and fourth statements helps identify "nice" and its code. Since the code mapping can be inferred in more than one consistent way from the given data, both option 2 and option 3 are possible.

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