This solution details the step-by-step transformation of letters in the word 'OLYMPICS' according to specific rules and their subsequent alphabetical rearrangement to find the required letter from the right end of the new sequence.
The word given is 'OLYMPICS'. The first step is to identify which letters are vowels and which are consonants.
Word: O L Y M P I C S
The question provides two transformation rules:
Applying the vowel rule:
Applying the consonant rule requires finding the letter 4 positions before the consonant. We can think of the alphabet as circular (A follows Z).
After applying the rules, we list the transformed letters in their original order:
Transformed Sequence: P U J H I L Y O
The next instruction is to rearrange all the transformed letters in standard English alphabetical order.
The letters we have are: P, U, J, H, I, L, Y, O.
Arranging them alphabetically:
| Letters in Original Transformed Order: | P | U | J | H | I | L | Y | O |
| Letters in Alphabetical Order: | H | I | J | L | O | P | U | Y |
The resulting sequence, arranged alphabetically, is HIJLOPUY.
The final task is to find the third letter from the right end of the alphabetically sorted sequence 'HIJLOPUY'.
Let's look at the sequence: H I J L O P U Y
Counting from the right end:
Thus, the third letter from the right end of the new sequence is P.
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