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NJQO is related to HDKI in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, SOVT is related to MIPN. To which of the following options is PLSQ related, following the same logic?
FJMK
JFKM
FJKM
JFMK
JFMK
Map letters to positions (A=1, Z=26). Observe the pattern: the first pair shifts -6, +0, -6, +0. Or simpler: map corresponding positions and check the constant shift.
Map letters to positions (A=1, Z=26). Observe the pattern: the first pair shifts -6, +0, -6, +0. Or simpler: map corresponding positions and check the constant shift.
Analyze the transformation logic
Compare NJQO and HDKI. N(14) - 6 = H(8), J(10) - 6 = D(4), Q(17) - 6 = K(11), O(15) - 6 = I(9). The rule is consistently -6 for all letters.
Apply logic to target word PLSQ
Apply -6 to each letter of PLSQ: P(16) - 6 = J(10), L(12) - 6 = F(6), S(19) - 6 = M(13), Q(17) - 6 = K(11). Result is JFMK.
A: FJMK starts with F not J, B: J FKM has M and K swapped, C: FJKM has incorrect letter order, D: JFMK is the correctly computed result.
D is correct because applying the -6 positional shift to each letter of PLSQ (P-6=J, L-6=F, S-6=M, Q-6=K) results in JFMK.
Always convert letters to their numerical positions (A=1, ..., Z=26) immediately to reveal arithmetic differences that are hard to spot visually.
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