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PLSO is related to VRYU in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, MIPL is related to SOVR. To which of the following options is IELH related, following the same logic?
OKRN
KONR
KORN
OKNR
OKRN
Identify the reverse alphabetical pattern: PLSO (P+6=V, L+6=R, S+6=Y, O+6=U). Check: M+6=S, I+6=O, P+6=V, L+6=R. For IELH: I+6=O, E+6=K, L+6=R, H+6=N.
Identify the reverse alphabetical pattern: PLSO (P+6=V, L+6=R, S+6=Y, O+6=U). Check: M+6=S, I+6=O, P+6=V, L+6=R. For IELH: I+6=O, E+6=K, L+6=R, H+6=N.
Analyze PLSO to VRYU
Mapping each letter's numerical position: P(16), L(12), S(19), O(15). Target: V(22), R(18), Y(25), U(21). Logic: Each letter increases by 6 (16+6=22, 12+6=18, 19+6=25, 15+6=21).
Verify MIPL to SOVR
M(13)+6=S(19), I(9)+6=O(15), P(16)+6=V(22), L(12)+6=R(18). Matches SOVR.
Apply logic to IELH
I(9)+6=O(15), E(5)+6=K(11), L(12)+6=R(18), H(8)+6=N(14). Resulting letters are O, K, R, N.
B, C, and D contain incorrect letters based on the consistent +6 alphabetical shift rule identified from the PLSO тЖТ VRYU pattern.
A is correct because applying the +6 shift logic to the letters I, E, L, H results in O, K, R, N.
For letter-based coding questions, always convert letters to their numerical positions (A=1, Z=26) to quickly identify constant additive or subtractive patterns.