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AF 19 is related to CH 16 in a certain way. In the same way, GL 23 is related to IN 20. To which of the following is MR 36 related, following the same logic?
NT 33
NR 34
OR 34
OT 33
OT 33
Apply +2 to the first letter, +6 to the second letter, and subtract 3 from the given number.
Apply +2 to the first letter, +6 to the second letter, and subtract 3 from the given number.
Analyze Letter Transformations
Compare the letters: A(1) to C(3) is +2; F(6) to H(8) is +2. For the second pair, G(7) to I(9) is +2; L(12) to N(14) is +2. Thus, for MR, M(13)+2 = 15(O) and R(18)+2 = 20(T).
Analyze Number Transformations
Check the numbers: 19 - 3 = 16 (for AF 19 тЖТ CH 16); 23 - 3 = 20 (for GL 23 тЖТ IN 20). Applying the same logic to MR 36: 36 - 3 = 33.
Final Synthesis
Following the logic derived: M(+2)=O, R(+2)=T, and 36(-3)=33. Combining these gives OT 33.
A: NT 33 is wrong because the first letter M+2 must result in O, not N. B: NR 34 is wrong because the letter shift and number subtraction patterns are incorrect. C: OR 34 is wrong because while the first letter is correct, the second letter and number are incorrect.
D is correct because applying the logic (+2, +2, -3) to MR 36 correctly yields OT 33.
In alphanumeric analogies, always test the letter transformation and number transformation independently; often the number is derived from the sum or difference of the letters or a fixed mathematical constant.
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