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EHCF is related to ILGJ in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, HKFI is related to LOJM. To which of the following options is MPKN related, following the same logic?
QTOR
TQRO
QTRO
TQOR
QTOR
Apply the rule +4, +4, +4, +4 to each letter position independently to move from the first term to the second.
Apply the rule +4, +4, +4, +4 to each letter position independently to move from the first term to the second.
Analyze the transformation EHCF тЖТ ILGJ
Map letters to positions: E(5), H(8), C(3), F(6) to I(9), L(12), G(7), J(10). Each letter moves forward by +4 (5+4=9, 8+4=12, 3+4=7, 6+4=10).
Verify the transformation HKFI тЖТ LOJM
Map H(8), K(11), F(6), I(9) to L(12), O(15), J(10), M(13). Again, each letter follows +4 (8+4=12, 11+4=15, 6+4=10, 9+4=13).
Apply the rule to MPKN
Apply +4 to M(13), P(16), K(11), N(14): 13+4=17 (Q), 16+4=20 (T), 11+4=15 (O), 14+4=18 (R). The resulting word is QTOR.
B: TQRO is incorrect because the second letter should be T, not Q. C: QTRO is incorrect because the third letter should be O, not R. D: TQOR is incorrect because the first letter should be Q, not T.
A is correct because the pattern follows a constant shift of +4 for each letter position, transforming M, P, K, N into Q, T, O, R.
In letter series or coding questions, always check if the shift is constant across all positions or if it follows a sequence (e.g., +1, +2, +3); here, a simple constant shift was enough.