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GJBF is related to ILDH in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, JMEI is related to LOGK. To which of the following is MPHL related, following the same logic?
ROJN
ORJN
ORNJ
RONJ
ORJN
Identify the positional change by mapping each letter to its numeric rank and observing the constant (+2, -2, +2, +2) pattern across the triplets.
Identify the positional change by mapping each letter to its numeric rank and observing the constant (+2, -2, +2, +2) pattern across the triplets.
Analyze Pattern 1
GJBF: G(7), J(10), B(2), F(6). ILDH: I(9), L(12), D(4), H(8). The change is +2, +2, +2, +2.
Analyze Pattern 2
JMEI: J(10), M(13), E(5), I(9). LOGK: L(12), O(15), G(7), K(11). The change is consistently +2 for all letters.
Apply to Target
Apply +2 to MPHL: M+2=O, P+2=R, H+2=J, L+2=N. The resulting word is ORJN.
A: ROJN shifts letters incorrectly, C: ORNJ swaps J and N, D: RONJ shifts the 3rd and 4th letters incorrectly.
B is correct because the pattern follows a constant shift of +2 for every letter in the alphabet sequence.
When dealing with letter analogies, always convert letters to their numeric positions (A=1, B=2...) to identify patterns instantly.
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