If (a) '1 2 3' stands for 'These are girls', (b) '135' stands for 'girls are clever' and (c) '156' stands for 'clever girls sing', which numerical stands for 'clever'?	Options
A) 1 B) 4 C) 2 D) 3 E) 5
Explanation:   (a) '1 2 3' ===&gt;'these are girls'   (b)'1 3 5' ===&gt;'girls are clever'   (c)'1 5 6' ===&gt;' clever girls sing'   From statements (a) and (b) above we can notice that the set of numbers “1” and ”3” would stand for the set of words “girls ” and “are” (through not respectively). Thus the code number for clever would be “5” ( and the code number for “these” would be “2”). The statement (c) becomes redundent. (superfluous)   ANSW5R: 5
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If (a) '1 2 3' stands for 'These are girls', (b) '135' stands for 'girls are clever' and (c) '156' stands for 'clever girls sing', which numerical stands for 'clever'?