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Statement 1: Polyester can be blended with cotton to obtain polycot.

Statement 2: Cotton wrinkles but the blended fabric polycot, does not wrinkle.

A

Statement 1 is correct, but statement 2 is incorrect.

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B

Both the statements are incorrect.

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C

Statement 1 is incorrect, but statement 2 is correct.

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D

Both the statements are correct.

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Solution

The correct option is D Both the statements are correct.

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