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BDHF is related to HJLN in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, PRTV is related to VX Z B. To which of the following is DFHJ related, following the same logic?
JLNP
JKLM
IMNP
JLNQ
JLNP
Observe the constant skip count. Each letter is shifted forward by +6 positions in the alphabet sequence.
Observe the constant skip count. Each letter is shifted forward by +6 positions in the alphabet sequence.
Analyze the pattern BDHF to HJLN
Map letters to positions: B(2), D(4), H(8), F(6) → H(8), J(10), L(12), N(14). The transformation is +6, +6, +4, +8. Let's re-evaluate: B+6=H, D+6=J, H+4=L, F+8=N. Actually, the pattern is consistent increment of +6 for the first two letters, while the sequence continues linearly.
Evaluate the transformation for DFHJ
Apply the shift: D(4)+6=J(10), F(6)+6=L(12), H(8)+6=N(14), J(10)+6=P(16). This results in JLNP.
B: JKLM does not follow the +6 skip pattern. C: IMNP fails the first letter check (I is +5 from D). D: JLNQ fails the last letter check as Q is +7 from J.
A is correct because every letter in the source string DFHJ increments by 6 positions to form JLNP (D+6=J, F+6=L, H+6=N, J+6=P).
For coding analogies, always convert letters to their numerical positions (A=1, Z=26) to instantly spot shifts and patterns.