Integrals in column I are α times the integrals in column III. Column II contains the values of α. A 'Correct combination' implies matching an integral in column I with an appropriate multiple of integral in column III. Which of the following is the only CORRECT combination?

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Integrals in column I are α times the integrals in column III. Column II contains the values of α. A 'Correct combination' implies matching an integral in column I with an appropriate multiple of integral in column III. <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/mathematics/4c9d1d31900a3b34307a862813d39954-.jpeg" /> Which of the following is the only CORRECT combination? (A) I-(i i)-(R) (B) I-(ii) -(Q) (C) II -(iii) -( Q ) (D) II-(i) -( S )

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Correct answer is (b) I-(ii) -(Q)

Q. Integrals in column I are $α$ times the integrals in column III. Column II contains the values of $α$ . A 'Correct combination' implies matching an integral in column I with an appropriate multiple of integral in column III.

Which of the following is the only CORRECT combination?

$I - (ii) - (R)$

I-(ii) $- (Q)$

II -(iii) $- (Q)$

II-(i) $- (S)$

Correct answer is (b) I-(ii) $- (Q)$

Q. Integrals in column I are α times the integrals in column III. Column II contains the values of α. A 'Correct combination' implies matching an integral in column I with an appropriate multiple of integral in column III. Which of the following is the only CORRECT combination?

I−(ii)−(R)

I-(ii) −(Q)

II -(iii) −(Q)

II-(i) −(S)