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The following diagram having three interlocking circles I, S and P, where circle I stands for Indians, circle S for scientists and circle P for Politicians. Different regions in the figure are lettered from a to g:

F1 Uma Ravi 20.10.21 D1

Which region represents non-Indian scientists who are Politicians?

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  1. f
  2. d
  3. g
  4. a

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Option 1 : f
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The given Venn diagram is:

F1 Uma Ravi 20.10.21 D1

Here, I stands for Indians

S stands for scientists and 

P stands for Politicians

To find non-Indian scientists who are Politicians, we have to locate the area of intersection of scientists and politicians only.

617693a45b784675a317f0a5 16354471067111

Hence, the correct answer is 'f'.

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