(Note: The odd one out is not based on the number of consonants/vowels or their position in the letter-cluster.)
The question asks us to identify the odd one out from four letter-cluster pairs based on their relationship within the English alphabetical order. Three pairs share a common pattern, while one pair does not.
We need to find the position of each letter in the English alphabet and analyze the pattern connecting the letters within each pair. The note clarifies that the pattern is not related to vowels/consonants or their positions.
In this pair, the difference between the letter positions within the first cluster (LI) is 3, but the difference within the second cluster (EA) is 4. This inconsistency is noteworthy.
In this pair, the difference between the letter positions is 3 for both clusters (TQ and MJ). This shows consistency.
Similar to the previous option, the difference between the letter positions is 3 for both clusters (VS and OL). This pair also exhibits consistency.
This pair also maintains a consistent difference of 3 between the letter positions within both clusters (PM and IF).
Let's summarize the findings:
Three of the pairs (TQ - MJ, VS - OL, and PM - IF) consistently show a difference of 3 between the alphabetical positions of the letters within each cluster. The pair LI - EA is the only one where the differences are not consistent (3 and 4). Therefore, LI - EA is the letter-cluster pair that does not belong to the group.
For the following questions Find the odd word/letters/number pair from the given alternatives.
For the following questions Find the odd word/letters/number pair from the given alternatives.
For the following questions Find the odd word/letters/number pair from the given alternatives.