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A fruit-seller's code writes 'apple orange' as '@5 #6', 'orange grape' as '#6 %5', and 'grape apple' as '%5 @5'. What does '@5' stand for?

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  • Agrape
  • Bapple
  • Corange
  • Dnone of these

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Each word has a fixed symbol plus its letter count; '@5' appears with apple in both the first and third phrases, so '@5' stands for apple (5 letters).
Answer: B) apple

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