If in a code language, 'WORD' is written as '1234', 'GOD' as '524', and 'PUT' as '678', then how can 'GOOD' be written?

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To solve this coding problem, we need to identify the pattern used to assign numbers to letters:

1. From the given codes:  
   - 'WORD' = 1234  
   - 'GOD' = 524  
   - 'PUT' = 678

Each letter corresponds to a specific number:  
   - W = 1, O = 2, R = 3, D = 4 (from 'WORD').  
   - G = 5, O = 2, D = 4 (from 'GOD').  
   - P = 6, U = 7, T = 8 (from 'PUT').

2. Using these mappings:  
   - G = 5, O = 2, O = 2, D = 4.

3. Therefore, the code for 'GOOD' is **5224**.

Thus, the correct answer is **(c) 5224**.

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