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Find the Odd One Out of the Following Group. Windshield, Spark Plug, Clutch Pedal, Car, Engine - Mathematics

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प्रश्न

Find the odd one out of the following group.

Windshield, Spark plug, Clutch pedal, Car, Engine

पर्याय

  • Car

  • Spark Plug

  • Engine

  • Windshield

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उत्तर

Car

Explanation:

All are the parts of a car. So, the car is an odd one out.

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