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Introduction to Nucleophilic Substitution Reaction

Part : I : : ...

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Part : I : : Class : II
I. [A] Section [B] Whole [C] School [D] Students
II. [P] Student [Q] School [R] Teachers [S] Rooms

A

AR

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B

BQ

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C

CP

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D

DS

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Solution

The correct option is C BQ
The word in each pair have part and whole relationship.

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