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In the figure shown, the arms of angle AOB is/are

A

The point O

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B

The ray OA

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C

The ray OB

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D

The rays OA and OB

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Solution

The correct option is D
The rays OA and OB

Arms are the two rays intersecting each other to form an angle.
Here the ray OA and OB are required arms of angle AOB

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