Read the given information carefully and answer the related questions: In a certain code language

In a certain code language
‘Play the same game.’ is coded as ‘us ud ut uk’
‘Seen in the play.��� is coded as ‘uk ua ud um’
‘The jar is seen.’ is coded as ‘ud ua uh uw’
‘The same game played’ is coded as ‘ut ud ub us’

If the code of ‘Jar’ is ‘uh’ , then the code of ‘is played’ will be?

The correct option is uw ub.

Let's analyze the given statements and their corresponding codes step-by-step:

1. "Play the same game." = "us ud ut uk"
2. "Seen in the play." = "uk ua ud um"
3. "The jar is seen." = "ud ua uh uw"
4. "The same game played" = "ut ud ub us"

Step 1: Find the code for "The"
The word "The" (or "the") is present in all four statements.
The only code present in all four code sets is "ud".
Therefore, "the" / "The" = ud.

Step 2: Find the code for "seen"
Comparing statement 2 and statement 3:
Words common to statements 2 and 3 are "The" and "seen".
Codes common to statements 2 and 3 are "ud" and "ua".
Since "The" = "ud", the code for "seen" = ua.

Step 3: Find the code for "is"
In statement 3: "The jar is seen." = "ud ua uh uw".
We know:
- "The" = ud
- "seen" = ua
- We are given in the question that "Jar" = uh.
Removing "ud", "ua", and "uh" from statement 3 leaves us with "is" = uw.

Step 4: Find the code for "played"
Comparing statement 1 and statement 4:
Words common to statements 1 and 4 are "same", "game", and "Play"/"the".
Codes present in statement 1 are "us", "ud", "ut", "uk".
Codes present in statement 4 are "ut", "ud", "ub", "us".
The common codes are "ud", "ut", and "us".
In statement 4 ("The same game played"), the only unique word not present in statement 1 is "played", and the only unique code not in statement 1 is "ub".
Therefore, "played" = ub.

Conclusion:
Combining the codes for "is" and "played":
- "is" = uw
- "played" = ub

Hence, the code for "is played" is uw ub.