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A circuit is constructed using two torch bulbs and a cell, as shown in the given figure at the left. The figure at the right shows four arrows whose tips show their respective directions. These arrows have to be placed on each wire segments RS, RV, ST, and TV respectively, according to the directions of current.

The given arrows that can be placed on wire segments RV, VT, ST, and RS are respectively

A

B

C

D

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