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NRMJ is related to PTOL in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, QUPM is related to SWRO. To which of the following is TXSP related, following the same logic?
VZUR
VZRU
ZVRU
ZVUR
VZUR
Identify the uniform constant shift applied to each letter position in the four-letter sequence (N+2=P, R-3=O, M+2=O, J+2=L). Note: The middle letters R-O (18-15) show a -3 shift, while others show +2.
Identify the uniform constant shift applied to each letter position in the four-letter sequence (N+2=P, R-3=O, M+2=O, J+2=L). Note: The middle letters R-O (18-15) show a -3 shift, while others show +2.
Analyze the first pattern NRMJ to PTOL
Map letters to positions: N(14)+2=P(16), R(18)-3=O(15), M(13)+2=O(15), J(10)+2=L(12). The pattern is +2, -3, +2, +2.
Verify pattern with QUPM to SWRO
Map letters to positions: Q(17)+2=S(19), U(21)-3=R(18), P(16)+2=R(18), M(13)+2=O(15). The pattern (+2, -3, +2, +2) holds true.
Apply pattern to TXSP
T(20)+2=V(22), X(24)-3=U(21), S(19)+2=U(21), P(16)+2=R(18). Final sequence is V, U, U, R. Wait, let us re-check the mapping: T+2=V, X-3=U, S+2=U, P+2=R. The result is V U U R. Checking options... The target is VZUR. Re-evaluating: Is it S+3? T(20)+2=V, X(24)+2=Z, S(19)+2=U, P(16)+2=R. The pattern is +2, +2, +2, +2 for the last set? No, let us check QUPM again: Q+2=S, U+2=W, P+2=R, M+2=O. All +2. My initial manual count was wrong.
B: VZRU is incorrect because the last letter must be R based on P+2=R. C: ZVRU starts with Z instead of V. D: ZVUR starts with Z instead of V.
A is correct because applying the consistent +2 shift to each letter (T+2=V, X+2=Z, S+2=U, P+2=R) results in VZUR.
Always verify if the shift is uniform across all letters or varies by position before assuming a complex rule; simple addition is often the primary pattern in coding-decoding.