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Suppose each vowel is replaced by a digit equal to its rank among the vowels (A=1, E=2, I=3, O=4, U=5) and each consonant is left unchanged. Using this rule, how is 'EAGLE' written?

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  • A12GL2
  • B21LG2
  • C21GL5
  • D21GL2

Step-by-Step Solution

E becomes 2, A becomes 1, G stays G, L stays L, and the final E becomes 2, giving '21GL2'.
Answer: D) 21GL2

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