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Fundamental Principle of Counting

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Which of the following groups of persons travel in car I?

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S, U, V

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S, T, V

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S, V, W

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S, U, W

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None of these

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Solution

The correct option is D
S, U, W

$\begin{matrix} M e m b e r s & G e n d e r & F a m i l y & C a r P & M a l e & B & I I I Q & F e m a l e & C & I I I R & F e m a l e & B & I I S & F e m a l e & A & I T & M a l e & A & I I U & F e m a l e & B & I V & M a l e & C & I I W & M a l e & C & I \end{matrix}$

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