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KGFL is related to OJHM in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, ASNP is related to EVPQ. To which of the following options is MBTS related, following the same logic?
QEVT
QEXS
QFVT
QEVW
QEVT
Find the positional shift for each letter from left to right. Once the pattern is identified (+4, -3, +2, -1 etc.), apply it directly to the target word.
Find the positional shift for each letter from left to right. Once the pattern is identified (+4, -3, +2, -1 etc.), apply it directly to the target word.
Analyze KGFL to OJHM transformation
K (+4) = O, G (+3) = J, F (+2) = H, L (+1) = M. The shifting sequence is +4, +3, +2, +1.
Verify with second pair ASNP to EVPQ
A (+4) = E, S (+3) = V, N (+2) = P, P (+1) = Q. The pattern +4, +3, +2, +1 is consistently validated.
Apply pattern to MBTS
M (+4) = Q, B (+3) = E, T (+2) = V, S (+1) = T. Combining these gives QEVT.
B: QEXS is incorrect because the 4th letter S+1 gives T, not S. C: QFVT is incorrect because the 2nd letter B+3 gives E, not F. D: QEVW is incorrect because the 4th letter S+1 gives T, not W.
A is correct because applying the positional shifts +4, +3, +2, +1 to MBTS yields QEVT.
Always test both forward and backward shifts (+N, -N) across consecutive letter positions before concluding complex coding patterns.
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