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VSUR is related to KHJG in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, YVXU is related to NKMJ. To which of the following options is SPRO related, following the same logic?
HEGD
GEHD
GEDH
HEDG
HEGD
Map the alphabetical positions of each letter. For the given transformation, consonants shift by -11, -11, -11, -11 (or V тЖТ K, S тЖТ H, U тЖТ J, R тЖТ G follow the same shift logic of position displacement).
Map the alphabetical positions of each letter. For the given transformation, consonants shift by -11, -11, -11, -11 (or V тЖТ K, S тЖТ H, U тЖТ J, R тЖТ G follow the same shift logic of position displacement).
Analyze the transformation logic
Looking at VSUR to KHJG: V(22) тЖТ K(11) is -11; S(19) тЖТ H(8) is -11; U(21) тЖТ J(10) is -11; R(18) тЖТ G(7) is -11. The pattern is a constant -11 shift for every letter in the word.
Apply logic to YVXU
Y(25)-11=14(N); V(22)-11=11(K); X(24)-11=13(M); U(21)-11=10(J). Result: NKMJ, confirming the -11 shift.
Apply logic to SPRO
S(19)-11=8(H); P(16)-11=5(E); R(18)-11=7(G); O(15)-11=4(D). The resulting word is HEGD.
B: GEHD, C: GEDH, and D: HEDG are incorrect because the correct letter sequence determined by the -11 shift is H, E, G, D respectively.
A is correct because applying the constant shift of -11 to each letter in SPRO (S=19-11=8(H), P=16-11=5(E), R=18-11=7(G), O=15-11=4(D)) results in HEGD.
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