Question
If the consonants of the following words are arranged
first, followed by the vowels as per the English alphabetical order and then the consonants are changed to the next letter and the vowels are changed to the previous letter in the English alphabetical series, then what will be the second consonants from the right end of each of the words after the rearrangement? I. CAREFREE II. JUBILIANT III. NEPHEWSolution
I. CAREFREE II. JUBILIANT III. NEPHEW After arranging the consonants first followed by vowels as per the English alphabetical order, we get: I. CFRRAEEE    II. BJLNTAIIU   III. NHPWEE After changing the consonants to the next letter and the vowels to the previous letter in the English alphabetical series, we get:  I. DGSSZDDD II. CKMOUZHHT III. OIQXDD The second consonant from the right end of each of the words is: I. DGSSZDDD: D II. CKMOUZHHT: H III. OIQXDD: D
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