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Which letter is the fifth to the right of the letter that stands eleventh from the right end of the English alphabet?

Competition practiceAlphanumeric / Series
  • AK
  • BV
  • CQ
  • DU

Step-by-Step Solution

The letter eleventh from the right end stands at place 26 − 11 + 1 = 16, which is P. Five places to the right of P is place 21, which is U. Counting five places to the left of P instead gives place 11, which is K. Taking the eleventh from the right to be at place 15 gives O and then T, and taking it to be at place 17 gives Q and then V; Q is also what you get by stopping one place short of the five.
Answer: D) U

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