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Question
Match the pairs.
| Group 'A' | Group 'B' |
| a. Proton | i. Negatively charged |
| b. Electron | ii. Neutral |
| c. Neutron | iii. Positively charged |
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Solution
| Group 'A' | Answer |
| a. Proton | iii. Positively charged |
| b. Electron | i. Negatively charged |
| c. Neutron | ii. Neutral |
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