alleryEach letter has a distinct fixed digit. Which could be NOON's code?
A1223
B1221
C1212
D1122
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 1221
NOON requires equal first and fourth digits and equal second and third digits, which only 1221 satisfies.
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