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In which of the following directions can the wheels of a car move?

A

Clockwise

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B

Straight

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C

Anticlockwise

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D

Circular

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Solution

The correct options are
A Clockwise
C Anticlockwise
The wheels of a car can either move in clockwise or anticlockwise/coterclockwise direction.

Clockwise direction means moving in the direction of the hands on a clock.

Anticlockwise direction means moving opposite to the direction of the hands on a clock.

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