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Identify the relationship between the two statements by selecting the best option:
1. The Government has restricted students from outside the state to apply for reserved seats in medical colleges.
2. The Government has decided to keep a single entrance exam for all medical colleges within the state.

A

1 is the cause and 2 is its effect

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2 is the cause and 1 is the effect

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C

1 and 2 are independent causes

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D

1 and 2 are effects of a common cause

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Solution

The correct option is C 1 and 2 are effects of a common cause
Choice D is correct as the common cause is medical seats in colleges. Chpice A is wrong as it does show cause and effect. Choice B is wrong as it does not show cause and effect. Choice C is wrong as they are not about independent causes.

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