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Mathematical Statement

Given below a...

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Given below are sets of two sentences. Both sentences may be right or both wrong or one of the two may be right. Select the correct option.

P. The success of the plan is dependent in your cooperation.
Q. We are banking on your assistance.

A

both right

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both wrong

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C

only P right

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D

only Q right

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Solution

The correct option is D only Q right
P is grammatically incorrect: use of 'in' is incorrect. Q is grammatically correct; clear and correct in its meaning with a good sentence construction. Thus D is the answer- only Q is right.

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