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Which digit stands for 'blade' if, in a code, '737' means 'sharp green blade', '758' means 'blade cut wound', and '592' means 'wound is deep'?

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  • A5
  • B3
  • C8
  • D7

Step-by-Step Solution

The word 'blade' is common to the first two groups; the digit common to '737' and '758' is 7, so blade = 7.
Answer: D) 7

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