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EJFI is related to KPLO in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, INJM is related to OTPS. To which of the following is LQMP related, following the same logic?
RWVS
SWVR
SWRV
RWSV
RWSV
Add 6 to each letter of the original word to get the target letter (based on alphabet position A=1 to Z=26).
Add 6 to each letter of the original word to get the target letter (based on alphabet position A=1 to Z=26).
Analyze the mapping pattern
E(5)+6=K(11), J(10)+6=P(16), F(6)+6=L(12), I(9)+6=O(15). The pattern is +6 for every letter.
Validate pattern on second pair
I(9)+6=O(15), N(14)+6=T(20), J(10)+6=P(16), M(13)+6=S(19). The +6 rule holds.
Apply pattern to LQMP
L(12)+6=R(18), Q(17)+6=W(23), M(13)+6=S(19), P(16)+6=V(22). The result is RWSV.
A: RWVS has incorrect positions for the last two letters, B: SWVR has incorrect first and third letters, C: SWRV has incorrect first and second letters.
D is correct because applying the +6 position shift to each letter of LQMP (L+6=R, Q+6=W, M+6=S, P+6=V) results in RWSV.
Always memorize the E-J-O-T-Y (5, 10, 15, 20, 25) mnemonic to quickly calculate letter shifts during exams.
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