If in a code language, ANTHE is coded as 21 and TABLE is coded as 13, then how will PITCH be coded in the same code language? Only one correct answerA.42B.28C.72D.29

The question doesn't provide enough information to determine the coding system used for the words ANTHE and TABLE. We need more examples or a clear rule to figure out how PITCH would be coded in the same language. However, if we assume that the coding is based on the number of letters in the word, then PITCH, having 5 letters, would be coded as 13 (the same as TABLE) because both words have the same number of letters. But without more information, this is just a guess.

The question doesn't provide a clear pattern on how the words are coded into numbers. However, if we assume that the number represents the total number of letters in the English alphabet that the word skips, we can try to decode the word PITCH.

Let's take the word ANTHE as an example. The letters skipped between A and N are 12, between N and T are 6, between T and H are 7, and between H and E are 4. Adding these up gives us 29, not 21 as given in the question.

The same applies to the word TABLE. The letters skipped between T and A are 19, between A and B are 1, between B and L are 10, and between L and E are 5. Adding these up gives us 35, not 13 as given in the question.

Therefore, without a clear pattern or additional information, it's impossible to determine how the word PITCH would be coded in this language.

The question doesn't provide enough information on how the words are coded into numbers. We need more examples or a clear rule to determine how "PITCH" would be coded in this language.