If ‘Test is tuff’ stands for ‘@ # $’, ‘Test was easy’ stands for ‘$ % ^’, ‘easy becomes tuff’ stands for ‘^ @ &’ then what will be the code for ‘is’ and ‘was’?
Option
1. &, %
2. ^, $
3. #, %
4. #, ^

• In the first two statements we have a common word i.e. "test". So test stands for"$". Now from first and third statements the word tough is common and the symbol @ is common so "@ stands for tough". And similarly "easy stands for ^".
  Hence we can say "is for # and was for #".
  Ans is 3
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• test - $
  easy -^
  tuff -@
  option 3. is-# and was-%
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• 3.#,%
  Test is tuff i.e
  Test=@
  is=#
  tuff=$
  similarly,
  Test=$
  was=%
  easy=^
  therefore is=#and was=%
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