In a certain code language, ‘Parties are scrumptious’ is written as ‘@ # %’, ‘Peter loves parties’ is written as ‘% fr kn’ and ‘Here scrumptious are cakes’ is written as ‘# 6 9 @’. What can be the possible code for ‘Here parties’ in that code language?

‘Parties are scrumptious’ ==> ‘@ # %’    Eq.(i)

‘Peter loves parties’ ==> ‘% fr kn’    Eq.(ii)

‘Here scrumptious are cakes’ ==> ‘# 6 9 @’    Eq.(iii)

In Eq.(i) and Eq.(ii), 'parties' is common. So the code for this will be '%'.

In Eq.(i) and Eq.(iii), 'scrumptious' is common. So the code for this will be '@'.

Now in Eq.(i), ‘are’ is remaining which will be coded as ‘#’.

After the elimination of the words, the remaining statements are given below.

‘Peter loves ’ ==> ‘ fr kn’

‘Here cakes’ ==> ‘6 9’

So the code for ‘Here parties’ is either %6 or %9. But in options, '%6' is not given.

Hence '%9' is a possible code for ‘Here parties’.