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WURT is related to RPMZ in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, QNLG is related to LIGM. To which of the following is SPMH related, following the same logic?
MKIN
NKHN
NLIM
MLHM
NKHN
Identify the pattern for each letter pair: 1st+4th = 25, 2nd+3rd = 39 (W+D=26, U+P=41). Actually, simpler: W(-5)=R, U(-2)=S, R(-3)=O... Wait, simple direct subtraction: W(23)-R(18)=5, U(21)-P(16)=5, R(18)-M(13)=5, T(20)-Z(6) - No. Correct logic: Each letter is mapped by a specific shift (W-5=R, U-5=P, R-5=M, T+6=Z). Let's use the constant shift -5, -5, -5, +6.
Identify the pattern for each letter pair: 1st+4th = 25, 2nd+3rd = 39 (W+D=26, U+P=41). Actually, simpler: W(-5)=R, U(-2)=S, R(-3)=O... Wait, simple direct subtraction: W(23)-R(18)=5, U(21)-P(16)=5, R(18)-M(13)=5, T(20)-Z(6) - No. Correct logic: Each letter is mapped by a specific shift (W-5=R, U-5=P, R-5=M, T+6=Z). Let's use the constant shift -5, -5, -5, +6.
Analyze Pattern
Mapping WURT to RPMZ: W(23)-5=R(18), U(21)-5=P(16), R(18)-5=M(13), T(20)+6=Z(26). This -5, -5, -5, +6 pattern applies to all.
Verify Pattern
Checking QNLG to I G M: Q(17)-5=L(12), N(14)-5=I(9), L(12)-5=G(7), G(7)+6=M(13). The pattern is consistent.
Apply to SPMH
S(19)-5=N(14), P(16)-5=K(11), M(13)-5=H(8), H(8)+6=N(14). The result is NKHN.
A: MKIN is incorrect as the shifts do not match the -5, -5, -5, +6 rule. C: NLIM is incorrect because it fails the positional transformation. D: MLHM is incorrect due to wrong letter calculations.
B is correct because the transformation rule -5, -5, -5, +6 applied to SPMH yields NKHN.
In coding-decoding questions, always check for consistent numerical shifts or reversals first before looking for complex vowel/consonant logic.