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3 years ago

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Snezhnost [94]3 years ago

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Let's observe

#1st column

3+2+1+4=10

10th alphabet=J

#2nd

5+9+4+6=24

24th alphabet=X

#3rd

2+1+3+3=9

9 th Alpha bet=I

#4th

8+4+9+5=26

26th Alphabet=Z

#5th

7+3+1+2=13

13 th alphabet=M

Option B is correct

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