Each vowel in the word "FRETSAW" is changed to the following letter in the English alphabetical series and each consonant is changed to the previous letter in the English alphabetical series. In the newly formed word, how many alphabets are there in the English alphabetical series between the alphabet which is 3rd from the right and 1st from the right?
Three
The question asks us to perform a letter transformation on the word "FRETSAW". Each vowel in the word needs to be changed to the letter that comes immediately after it in the English alphabetical series. Similarly, each consonant in the word needs to be changed to the letter that comes immediately before it in the English alphabetical series.
Once the transformation is complete, we will have a new word. We then need to identify two specific letters in this new word: the letter that is 3rd from the right end and the letter that is 1st from the right end. Finally, we must count how many letters are present in the standard English alphabet between these two identified letters.
Let's take the word "FRETSAW" and apply the given rules letter by letter:
Putting the transformed letters together, the new word formed from "FRETSAW" is "EQFSRBV".
The new word is EQFSRBV.
We need to find:
So, the two letters we are interested in are R and V.
Now, we need to find out how many letters are there in the English alphabetical series between R and V.
Let's list the letters from R to V in the English alphabet:
R, S, T, U, V
The letters strictly between R and V are S, T, and U.
Counting these letters, we find there are 3 letters between R and V.
After transforming the word "FRETSAW" according to the given rules, the new word is "EQFSRBV". The letter 1st from the right is V, and the letter 3rd from the right is R. There are three letters (S, T, U) in the English alphabet between R and V.
| Original Word | Transformed Word |
|---|---|
| F (consonant) | E (previous) |
| R (consonant) | Q (previous) |
| E (vowel) | F (following) |
| T (consonant) | S (previous) |
| S (consonant) | R (previous) |
| A (vowel) | B (following) |
| W (consonant) | V (previous) |
| New Word | EQFSRBV |
|---|---|
| 1st from Right | V |
| 3rd from Right | R |
| Letters Between R and V | Count |
|---|---|
| S, T, U | 3 |
Let's summarise the key steps and findings:
Problems like this test your understanding of alphabetical order and positional analysis within a string or word. Knowing the sequence of letters in the English alphabet is fundamental. Identifying positions from the left or right end of a word is also a common skill required in such questions.
Remember that "between" usually means strictly between the two letters, not including the letters themselves.
Consonants are all letters except A, E, I, O, U. Vowels are A, E, I, O, U.
Careful application of the rules and systematic step-by-step processing of the word ensures accuracy.
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