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Consider the following table

What is I,II,III,IV in the above table ?

A

`{:(I,II,III,IV),("insulator","conductor","Aqueous solution","Semiconductor"):}`

B

`{:(I,II,III,IV),("Conductor","Insulator","Aqueous solution","Semiconductor"):}`

C

`{:(I,II,III,IV),("Conductor","Insulator","semiconductro","Aqueous solution"):}`

D

`{:(I,II,III,IV),("Conductor","Semiconductor","Aqueous solution","Insulators"):}`

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The correct Answer is:
B

I `rarr` conductor
II `rarr` insulatro
III `rarr` Aueous solution
IV `rarr` semiconductor
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