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If the consonants are replaced by second succeeding letter and all the vowels are replaced by second preceding letter in the word ‘PORTABILITY’ as per English alphabetical series and then all the letters are arranged as per English alphabetical series. Then, which letter is sixth from the right end of the new word so formed?
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