In a certain code language, "apple is sweet fruit" is written as "ka lo mi te", "mango is sweet" is written as "lo mi ra" and "apple mango fresh" is written as "ka ra su". How is "sweet" coded?

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1. Sentences and codes:
   - "apple is sweet fruit" = ka lo mi te
   - "mango is sweet" = lo mi ra
   - "apple mango fresh" = ka ra su

2. From (1) and (3): common word **apple** maps to $ka$. The leftover code in (3) is $su$, so $su =$ **fresh**.

3. From (2) and (3): common word **mango** maps to $ra$.

4. Now in (1) the remaining codes $lo, mi$ must be **is** and **sweet**. So **sweet** = $mi$.

FINAL_ANSWER: b

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