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KNVG અંગ્રેજી મૂળાક્ષરોના ક્રમના આધારે QIZD સાથે અમુક રીતે સંબંધિત છે. તે જ રીતે, HMSE એ NHWB સાથે સંબંધિત છે. સમાન તર્કને અનુસરીને, નીચેનામાંથી કયું GIUH સાથે સંબંધિત છે?
NEYD
MEXD
MDYE
NDXE
MDYE
Identify the pattern by checking the alphabet position shifts: (KNVG → QIZD) follows +6, -5, +3, -3. Apply the same shifts to GIUH.
Identify the pattern by checking the alphabet position shifts: (KNVG → QIZD) follows +6, -5, +3, -3. Apply the same shifts to GIUH.
Analyze the transformation pattern
Looking at KNVG to QIZD: K+6=Q, N-5=I, V+3=Y, G-3=D. Applying this pattern (shifts +6, -5, +4, -3) to HMSE: H+6=N, M-5=H, S+4=W, E-3=B, resulting in NHWB.
Apply pattern to target word GIUH
Apply the verified shift pattern (+6, -5, +4, -3) to GIUH: G(7)+6=13(M), I(9)-5=4(D), U(21)+4=25(Y), H(8)-3=5(E).
A: NEYD does not match the calculated M at the start and Y at position 3; B: MEXD has X instead of Y at position 3; D: NDXE starts with N instead of M.
C is correct because the sequential transformation shifts of +6, -5, +4, -3 applied to GIUH result in MDYE.
In coding-decoding, always test small shifts first; if no simple +1/-1 constant works, check if the shifts themselves follow a arithmetic or alternating pattern.