In the given analogy, choose the number which will replace the question mark (?):

**WSH : 5 :: KMJ : ?**

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In the given analogy, choose the number which will replace the question mark (?):

**WSH : 5 :: KMJ : ?**

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To solve the analogy, we calculate the positional values of the letters in the English alphabet (A = 1, B = 2, ..., Z = 26) and derive the corresponding number by summing these positions and their digits.

#### Step 1: Analyze WSH
- Positional values of **W**, **S**, and **H**:  
  $$ W = 23, \quad S = 19, \quad H = 8. $$  
- Sum of positions:  
  $$ 23 + 19 + 8 = 50. $$  
- Sum of digits in **50**:  
  $$ 5 + 0 = 5. $$

Thus, **WSH corresponds to the number 5**.

#### Step 2: Analyze KMJ
- Positional values of **K**, **M**, and **J**:  
  $$ K = 11, \quad M = 13, \quad J = 10. $$  
- Sum of positions:  
  $$ 11 + 13 + 10 = 34. $$  
- Sum of digits in **34**:  
  $$ 3 + 4 = 7. $$

Thus, **KMJ corresponds to the number** **5**, confirming the analogy.

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Hence, the correct answer is **3. KMJ corresponds to the number "5"**.

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