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LMNB is related to PQRF in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, CDFH is related to GHJL. To which of the following is KTSO related, following the same logic?
RTJH
LKFR
BMGH
OXWS
OXWS
Observe the constant increment pattern for each position: L(+4)=P, M(+4)=Q, N(+4)=R, B(+4)=F. Apply the same +4 shift to every letter of the target word.
Observe the constant increment pattern for each position: L(+4)=P, M(+4)=Q, N(+4)=R, B(+4)=F. Apply the same +4 shift to every letter of the target word.
Analyze the first pair (LMNB тЖТ PQRF)
Map each position: L(12)+4=P(16), M(13)+4=Q(17), N(14)+4=R(18), B(2)+4=F(6). The rule is consistently +4 for every letter.
Verify with the second pair (CDFH тЖТ GHJL)
C(3)+4=G(7), D(4)+4=H(8), F(6)+4=J(10), H(8)+4=L(12). The +4 rule holds true.
Apply logic to KTSO
K(11)+4=O(15), T(20)+4=X(24), S(19)+4=W(23), O(15)+4=S(19). Result: OXWS.
A: RTJH does not follow the +4 pattern, B: LKFR does not follow the +4 pattern, C: BMGH does not follow the +4 pattern.
D is correct because applying the +4 letter position shift to KTSO results in O, X, W, and S respectively.
When faced with letter analogies, write down the numerical position (1-26) of each letter immediately; this makes finding shifts or reverse patterns much faster.
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