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Read the given relationships and select the option that will correctly complete them.
I Madar: Wind : `ul(P)` : Explosion
II Wheat: Rabi crop :: `ul(Q)` : Kharif crop
III. Rice : Clayey soil :: `ul(R)` : Sandy soil

A

`{:(P,Q,R),("Xanthium"),("Bajra"),("Rice"):}`

B

`{:(P,Q,R),("Pea"),("Soybean"),("Groundnut"):}`

C

`{:(P,Q,R),("Hiptage"),("Jowar"),("Jute"):}`

D

`{:(P,Q,R),("Dandelion"),("Bajra"),("Cotton"):}`

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To solve the relationships given in the question, we need to identify the correct options for P, Q, and R based on the relationships provided. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the First Relationship (I Madar: Wind : ul(P) : Explosion)**: - The first part mentions "Madar" which is a plant whose seeds are dispersed by the wind. - We need to find a plant (P) whose seeds are dispersed by explosion. - The correct answer for P is "Bitter cucumber" or "Bitter gourd," as its seeds are dispersed through explosive mechanisms. 2. **Understanding the Second Relationship (II Wheat: Rabi crop :: ul(Q) : Kharif crop)**: - Wheat is a Rabi crop, which is sown in winter and harvested in spring. - We need to find a crop (Q) that is a Kharif crop, which is sown in the monsoon season (June to July) and harvested in autumn (October to November). - The correct answer for Q is "Rice," as it is a common Kharif crop. 3. **Understanding the Third Relationship (III. Rice : Clayey soil :: ul(R) : Sandy soil)**: - Rice grows well in clayey soil, which retains moisture. - We need to find a plant (R) that grows in sandy soil, which drains well and is less moisture-retentive. - The correct answer for R is "Groundnut," as it thrives in sandy soil. ### Final Answers: - P = Bitter cucumber (or Bitter gourd) - Q = Rice - R = Groundnut
To solve the relationships given in the question, we need to identify the correct options for P, Q, and R based on the relationships provided. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the First Relationship (I Madar: Wind : ul(P) : Explosion)**: - The first part mentions "Madar" which is a plant whose seeds are dispersed by the wind. - We need to find a plant (P) whose seeds are dispersed by explosion. - The correct answer for P is "Bitter cucumber" or "Bitter gourd," as its seeds are dispersed through explosive mechanisms. ...
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