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JGLI is related to NKPM in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, OLQN is related to SPUR. To which of the following options is LINK related, following the same logic?
PMRO
PMOR
MPRO
MPOR
PMRO
Find the alphabetical position shift for each letter from the first word to the second word. Each letter increases by +4 positions.
Find the alphabetical position shift for each letter from the first word to the second word. Each letter increases by +4 positions.
Analyze JGLI to NKPM
Convert each letter to its numerical position: J(10) to N(14) (+4), G(7) to K(11) (+4), L(12) to P(16) (+4), I(9) to M(13) (+4). The fixed transformation rule is +4 for every letter.
Apply Rule to Target Word LINK
Apply the +4 shift to each letter of LINK: L(12+4=16 тЖТ P), I(9+4=13 тЖТ M), N(14+4=18 тЖТ R), K(11+4=15 тЖТ O).
Form the Final Code
Combining the transformed letters gives PMRO, which matches Option A.
B: PMOR has incorrect letter sequence (R and O swapped), C: MPRO has wrong starting letters, D: MPOR is incorrect.
A is correct because applying the +4 letter shift logic to LINK yields PMRO.
Always write down the 1-to-26 numerical equivalents of alphabet series questions to instantly spot constant or fluctuating addition/subtraction rules.
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