General Studies · Alphanumeric Sequence
In the word 'TECHNOLOGY', all vowels are written as their 2nd previous letter, and all consonants as their 2nd next letter in the English alphabet. Then, all resulting letters are arranged alphabetically from left to right, and repeated letters are removed. How many such pairs of letters exist in the final sequence (in both forward and backward directions) that maintain the same alphabetical gap between them as in the actual English alphabet?
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- 2Three
- 3Two✓
- 4One
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Two
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