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6. Study the given table and identify X, Y & Z.
Protein-rich Carbohydrate- Vitamin-
Food
rich food rich food
Pulse
Potato Guava
Egg
Rice
Orange
х
Sweet Potato
Z
Chicken Breast
Y
Papaya
Choose the correct option.
a. X- Kiwi, Y- Sugar, Z- Almond
b. X-Green Pepper, Y- Oat, Z-Spinach
c. X-Oatmeal, Y- Brinjal, Z - Kiwi
d. X- Almond, Y - Yam, Z- Kiwi

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Answered by himanisharma2292004

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Answer:

b) Green pepper , Oat , Spinach

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