SOLUTION: Hi there my name is Arnold and I have a question I wanted to know what would be the answer to what would be the next letter in the following series of w s p l h what would be the n

Question 1127201: Hi there my name is Arnold and I have a question I wanted to know what would be the answer to what would be the next letter in the following series of w s p l h what would be the next letter
Answer by MathLover1(20849) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Hi Arnold!
in the following series of , , , , what would be the next letter?
This is more a puzzle than it is a problem in mathematics.
That being the case you need to look at the pattern in the series.
All letters in the series are consonants. The pattern is that every other letter following it will be a consonant.
if you go backward:

4th consonant before the is letter
3th consonant before the is letter -> because 4th letter is vowel
4th consonant before the is letter
4th consonant before the is letter
4th consonant before the is letter -> your answer
so, you have , , , , ,

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