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Analogy MCQs MCQs and revision practice

Study Analogy MCQs through multiple-choice questions in Maths. This subtopic contains 351 practice questions. Read the wording carefully, compare the options and attempt an answer before checking the solution in learning mode.

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Analogy MCQs: questions and answer review

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351. AC/B, DF/E, GI/H, ___________,

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Answer: JL/K

Explanation Let's analyze the pattern: - First group: AC/B Letters: A, C / B - Second group: DF/E Letters: D, F / E - Third group: GI/H Letters: G, I / H Look at the pattern for the first part (two letters): - A → D → G → ? A (1), D (4), G (7): each letter increases by 3 positions in the alphabet. - C → F → I → ? C (3), F (6), I (9): each letter increases by 3 positions. For the single letter after the slash: - B (2), E (5), H (8): also increases by 3 positions. So the next letters should be: - First letter: G + 3 = J - Second letter: I + 3 = L - Letter after slash: H + 3 = K

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