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JRYH is related to HPWF in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, VGLW is related to TEJU. To which of the given options is ZRPE related, following the same logic?
CXNP
PCXN
XPNC
NCXP Question ID : 4410091149111 Option 1 ID : 4410094531401 Option 2 ID : 4410094531403 Option 3 ID : 4410094531402 Option 4 ID : 4410094531400 Status : Answered Chosen Option : C
XPNC
Calculate the difference between corresponding letters of the given pair; the pattern here is -2, -9, -2, -2 for each position.
Calculate the difference between corresponding letters of the given pair; the pattern here is -2, -9, -2, -2 for each position.
Analyze the transformation pattern
Map JRYH to HPWF: J(10)-2=H(8), R(18)-9=I? No, checking: J(10) to H(8) is -2. R(18) to P(16) is -2. Y(25) to W(23) is -2. H(8) to F(6) is -2. The pattern is a consistent -2 shift for all letters.
Verify pattern with second pair
Map VGLW to TEJU: V(22)-2=T(20), G(7)-2=E(5), L(12)-2=J(10), W(23)-2=U(21). The pattern -2 applies to all letters.
Apply pattern to target
Apply -2 to ZRPE: Z(26)-2=X(24), R(18)-2=P(16), P(16)-2=N(14), E(5)-2=C(3). The result is XPNC.
A: CXNP is wrong because the third letter should be N, not N. B: PCXN is wrong as the letter order is scrambled. D: NCXP is incorrect as it shifts the positions rather than applying the constant -2 rule to each letter independently.
C is correct because applying a constant shift of -2 to each letter of ZRPE results in XPNC.
In letter analogy questions, always check if the shift is constant across all letters before looking for complex inter-letter dependencies.
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