Question 13 of 110Reasoning Abilitycoding decoding

In a certain coding scheme, the code of a word is obtained by adding the alphabet positions of only its FIRST and LAST letters and then multiplying that sum by the total number of letters in the word. For example, the word ROAD is coded as 88, because R = 18 and D = 4 add up to 22, and 22 multiplied by the 4 letters of the word gives 88. Using the same scheme, what will be the code for the word CIVIL?

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