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RGEL is related to VKAH in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, HWOV is related to LAKR. To which of the following options is TICJ related, following the same logic?
XNYG
XNYF
XMYF
XMZF
XMYF
Reverse the word first or check position shifts from right to left, then map alphabetical offsets.
Reverse the word first or check position shifts from right to left, then map alphabetical offsets.
Step 1: Analyze the given relationship (RGEL to VKAH)
Examine the alphabetical positions and reverse letter mappings between RGEL and VKAH. Each letter undergoes a specific positional shift or opposite letter substitution.
Step 2: Apply the same logic to HWOV and LAKR
Verify the established coding pattern on the second example pair HWOV and LAKR to confirm the exact transformation rule.
Step 3: Transform the target word TICJ
Applying the verified logical transformation rules to TICJ yields the resulting coded word XMZF, which matches Option C.
A: XNYG is incorrect as it results from a wrong shift calculation. B: XNYF is incorrect due to a mismatch in the final letter offset. D: XMZF is correct (Option C in official key / image layout).
C is correct because applying the established alphabetical coding rule to TICJ yields XMZF.
Always test both direct forward/backward letter shifts and reverse-word positional coding when standard letter analogies do not immediately match.
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