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In a code language, 'ka bi ta' means 'you are good', 'bi na ra' means 'they are bad', and 'ta ja na' means 'good and bad'. What is the code for 'good'?

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  • Ana
  • Bja
  • Cta
  • Dbi

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'ka bi ta' and 'ta ja na' share the code 'ta' and share only the word 'good', so ta = good.
Answer: C) ta

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