Question
If all the consonants in the word ‘PLACEMENTS’ are replaced by their second succeeding letter (in the alphabetical series) and then the letters are arranged in alphabetical order from the left end, then which among the following letter will be fifth from the right end of the word after rearrangement?
Solution
P L A C E M E N T S R N A E E O E P V U A E E E N O P R U V ‘O’ is fifth from the right end.
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