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Digits are coded by letters as: 1=B, 2=F, 3=H, 4=L, 5=N, 6=R, 7=T, 8=V, 9=W. Condition: if a number starts with an odd digit and ends with an even digit, interchange the codes of the first and last digits. Code the number 3 5 1 8 6.

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  • AHNBVH
  • BRNBVR
  • CHNBVR
  • DRNBVH

Step-by-Step Solution

Normal codes for 3 5 1 8 6 are H N B V R. The number starts with 3 (odd) and ends with 6 (even), so the first and last codes swap: R N B V H.
Answer: D) RNBVH

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