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If ‘HARD’ is coded as ‘1357’ and ‘SOFT’ is coded as ‘2468’, what will...
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‘HARD’ is coded as ‘1357’ hence1 = H; 3 = A; 5 = R and 7 = D‘SOFT’ is coded as...
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