CBA, DCB, EDB, FEB, ?
The question asks to identify the next term in the given alphabetical sequence: CBA, DCB, EDB, FEB, ? We can solve this by analyzing the pattern of change for each letter position within the terms.
Observe the first letter of each term: C, D, E, F. This is a straightforward sequence where each letter is the immediate successor of the previous one in the alphabet (C+1=D, D+1=E, E+1=F). Following this pattern, the next letter must be G.
Now, examine the second letter of each term: B, C, D, E. Similar to the first letter, this sequence progresses alphabetically (B+1=C, C+1=D, D+1=E). Therefore, the next letter in this position is F.
Consider the third letter of each term: A, B, B, B. The pattern here is that the letter changes from A to B between the first and second terms. Subsequently, the letter remains B for the third and fourth terms. Based on this observed pattern, the next letter will continue to be B.
By combining the next letter determined for each position:
Therefore, the next term in the sequence is GFB.
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