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MILH is related to KGJF in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, QMPL is related to OKNJ. To which of the following options is TPSO related, following the same logic?
RNMQ
RNQM
NRMQ
NRQM
RNQM
Identify the positional shift: Each letter in the first word corresponds to the same letter in the second word shifted backward in the alphabet. Pattern: M(-2)=K, I(-2)=G, L(-2)=J, H(-2)=F.
Identify the positional shift: Each letter in the first word corresponds to the same letter in the second word shifted backward in the alphabet. Pattern: M(-2)=K, I(-2)=G, L(-2)=J, H(-2)=F.
Analyze the pattern
In the pair MILH тЖТ KGJF, every letter is shifted back by 2 positions in the English alphabet: M-2=K, I-2=G, L-2=J, H-2=F.
Apply to QMPL
Q-2=O, M-2=K, P-2=N, L-2=J, matching the given relation OKNJ.
Apply to TPSO
T-2=R, P-2=N, S-2=Q, O-2=M. The resulting word is RNQM.
A: RNMQ is incorrect as the last two letters are swapped. C: NRQM is incorrect as the first two letters are swapped. D: NR MQ is incorrect as the order is scrambled.
B is correct because following the -2 position shift pattern for each letter in TPSO (T-2=R, P-2=N, S-2=Q, O-2=M), we get RNQM.
For coding/decoding questions, always check if the shift is constant across the entire word before looking for complex vowel/consonant logic.
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