In a certain code language,
(i) 'il be pee' means 'rases are blue', (ii) 'sik hee' means 'red flowers', (iii) 'pee mit hee' means 'flowers are vegetables'
How is 'vegetables are red flowers' written in that code?

Options

A. pee sik mit hee
B. sik pee hee be
C. il sik mit hee
D. cannot be determined

Explanation

To solve the problem, we need to decode the words based on the given coded phrases. Let's break it down step by step.

### Step 1: Analyze the given codes
We have three coded phrases:
1. 'il be pee' means 'rases are blue'
2. 'sik hee' means 'red flowers'
3. 'pee mit hee' means 'flowers are vegetables'

### Step 2: Identify common words and codes
- From the first phrase ('il be pee' = 'rases are blue'):
- The word 'are' appears in both phrases, which means 'pee' corresponds to 'are'.

- From the second phrase ('sik hee' = 'red flowers'):
- We can identify that 'sik' corresponds to 'red' and 'hee' corresponds to 'flowers'.

- From the third phrase ('pee mit hee' = 'flowers are vegetables'):
- We already know 'pee' corresponds to 'are' and 'hee' corresponds to 'flowers'.
- Therefore, 'mit' must correspond to 'vegetables'.

### Step 3: Compile the codes
Now we have:
- 'pee' = 'are'
- 'sik' = 'red'
- 'hee' = 'flowers'
- 'mit' = 'vegetables'

### Step 4: Construct the required phrase
We need to encode the phrase "vegetables are red flowers".
- The words we need to encode are:
- 'vegetables' = 'mit'
- 'are' = 'pee'
- 'red' = 'sik'
- 'flowers' = 'hee'

### Step 5: Write the final code
Putting it all together, "vegetables are red flowers" translates to:
- 'mit pee sik hee'

### Final Answer
The code for "vegetables are red flowers" is **'mit pee sik hee'**.

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