In a certain language: "Sun rises in the East" is coded as "ST SR SI SH SS" "Sun sets in the West" is coded as "ST SE SI SH SU" "Your house faces East" is coded as "SN SM SA SS" "His house faces West" is coded as "SC SM SA SU"
How are the words "East" and "West" coded in this language respectively?

Correct option is C

To decode the words "East" and "West", let us analyze the sentences and their corresponding codes:
1. "Sun rises in the East" → "ST SR SI SH SS":
· "East" is coded as SS (the only unique word and code in this context).
2. "Sun sets in the West" → "ST SE SI SH SU":
· "West" is coded as SU (the only unique word and code in this context).
3. Validation:
· In "Your house faces East" → "SN SM SA SS", the word "East" is again coded as SS.
· In "His house faces West" → "SC SM SA SU", the word "West" is again coded as SU.
Final Decoding:
· "East" → SS
· "West" → SU
Thus, the correct answer is (c) SS, SU.