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Select the odd letters from the given alternatives. GTI, HSJ, LON, DWF, CXG

Select the odd letters from the given alternatives. GTI, HSJ, LON, DWF, CXG Correct Answer CXG

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The pattern followed here is :

Logic: Letter → Reverse letter + 2 (positioned letter)

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CXG → The reverse alphabet of C is X. Further, C + 2 is E. So, CXE (not CXG).

Thus, CXG is the correct answer.

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