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Logic: Using the table mentioned above we can understand the relations between the terms easily. For example: 'FOCUS’ is written as ‘ TKWEG F's position from the front end of the row is 6th and T's position from the backend of the row is 7th. O's position from the front end of the row is 15th and K's position from the backend of the row is 16th. C's position from the front end of the row is 3rd and W's position from the backend of the row is 4th. U's position from the front end of the row is 21st and E's position from the backend of the row is 22nd. S's position from the front end of the row is 19th and G's position from the backend of the row is 20th. (With the above example, we can clearly see that the it is relation of postions from the front end and the back end of the letters and the position of the letter which is been observed from the backend is 1 more than the letter observed from the front end.)
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