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How many letters of the English alphabet stand between the fifth letter from the left end and the eighth letter from the right end?

Competition practiceAlphanumeric / Series
  • A14
  • B12
  • C15
  • D13

Step-by-Step Solution

The fifth letter from the left is E, at place 5; the eighth from the right is at place 26 − 8 + 1 = 19, which is S. The letters strictly between them run from place 6 to place 18, which is 18 − 6 + 1 = 13 letters. Counting one of the two named letters as well gives 14, counting both gives 15, and stopping a place short at S taken as place 18 gives 12.
Answer: D) 13

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