If "@ # %" stands for "They are lucky", which digit stands for "They" ?
I. "# $ &" stands for lucky smart pair.
II. "& * •" stands for smart and smooth.

• I. "# $ &" stands for lucky smart pair.
  II. "& * •" stands for smart and smooth.
  check for common terms
  => smart = &
  
  "@ # %" stands for "They are lucky",
  "# $ &" stands for lucky smart pair
  
  => lucky = # , pair = $
  
  @ # %" stands for "They are lucky"
  
  => they = @ or %
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• answer is @ or %
  in I ) # $ & where lucky denoted by #
  in "they are lucky"
  lucky=#
  so either @ or % denotes "they"
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• data is not sufficient to denote digit which stands for "THEY"..
  # = lucky
  & = smart
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• Janavi can u explain how u got this ?
  And are both the statements I and II necessary to get the solution or any 1 is sufficient?
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• ans is @..
  u deduce from last two sentence....that first symbol is used for 1st letter
  
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• @ or %
  #--means lucky..see first and second statement.
  &--smart ..from 2nd n third.
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• Ans:@ or %
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• From 1 and 2 we conclude that "lucky" means # so "they" means either of the remaining symbols
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• any one of @ or % will be the answer as more of the equations are required to answer the question.
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• from condition I and II the common word is " smart " and common symbol is " & "
  -->so &=smart
  
  -->"@ # %" stands for "They are lucky"
  "# $ &" stands for lucky smart pair
  
  from above two conditions common word is " lucky " and common symbol is " # "
  
  --> so #=lucky
  
  ==>smart=& , pair=$ , lucky=#
  
  @ # %" stands for "They are lucky"
  
  => they = @ or %
  
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• they=@;damn sure
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• hello brother
  can u say the exact symbol for they
  so I & II are not sufficient to answer
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• # IS THE ANS
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• data in sufficient to ans the question
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• @ is for they
  
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