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LOVE is related to QKYC in a certain way based on the English alphabetical order. In the same way, ILSG is related to NHVE. To which of the following is QNVT related, following the same logic?

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The correct answer is
VJYR

Identifying the Alphabetical Pattern

The question presents a relationship between pairs of words based on alphabetical order. We need to find the pattern used for LOVE to QKYC and ILSG to NHVE, and then apply it to QNVT.

Analyzing the LOVE to QKYC Relation

Let's examine the shift in position for each letter in LOVE to QKYC:

  • L is the 12th letter, Q is the 17th. The shift is \(17 - 12 = +5\).
  • O is the 15th letter, K is the 11th. The shift is \(11 - 15 = -4\).
  • V is the 22nd letter, Y is the 25th. The shift is \(25 - 22 = +3\).
  • E is the 5th letter, C is the 3rd. The shift is \(3 - 5 = -2\).

The pattern observed is: +5, -4, +3, -2.

Verifying the ILSG to NHVE Relation

Let's check if the same pattern (+5, -4, +3, -2) applies to ILSG to NHVE:

  • I (9) + 5 = 14th letter, which is N.
  • L (12) - 4 = 8th letter, which is H.
  • S (19) + 3 = 22nd letter, which is V.
  • G (7) - 2 = 5th letter, which is E.

The pattern (+5, -4, +3, -2) is confirmed.

Applying the Pattern to QNVT

Now, we apply the same sequence of operations (+5, -4, +3, -2) to the letters of QNVT:

  • Q (17th letter): \(17 + 5 = 22\). The 22nd letter is V.
  • N (14th letter): \(14 - 4 = 10\). The 10th letter is J.
  • V (22nd letter): \(22 + 3 = 25\). The 25th letter is Y.
  • T (20th letter): \(20 - 2 = 18\). The 18th letter is R.

Combining these results, QNVT relates to VJYR.

Final Answer Determination

The derived word is VJYR, which matches Option D.

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