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Select the option that is related to the third letter-cluster in the same way as the second letter-cluster is related to the first
letter-cluster.
KTM : PGN :: ABC : ?
ZWY
ZYW
ZYX
ZXY
Let's break down the logic:
- Observe the relationship between KTM and PGN:
- K (11th) ? P (16th): +5 letters forward
- T (20th) ? G (7th): -13 letters backward (wraps around alphabet)
- M (13th) ? N (14th): +1 letter forward
- Apply the same shifts to ABC:
- A (1st) + 5 ? F (6th)
- B (2nd) - 13 ? O (will go negative: 2 - 13 = -11; wrap to 26 + (-11) = 15; 15th letter = O)
- C (3rd) + 1 ? D (4th)
- So, same pattern gives FOD.
- However, all options are Z___. Let's look closer:
- Alternatively, notice: KTM is alphabetical order, PGN is in reverse:
- K ? P, T ? G, M ? N: Could it be about mirroring?
- The reverse pairs in alphabets (A?Z, B?Y, C?X, ...)
- Let's try mapping each letter in ABC to its opposite:
- A ? Z (1 ? 26)
- B ? Y (2 ? 25)
- C ? X (3 ? 24)
- So, ABC's opposite is ZYX
Now check options:
1. ZWY (Incorrect)
2. ZYW (Incorrect)
3. ZYX
4. ZXY (Incorrect)
Correct Answer: 3. ZYX
- The pattern matches, ABC to ZYX uses alphabetical mirroring.
- KTM to PGN uses the same logic (each letter paired with its alphabetical opposite at same distance from ends).
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