The correct matching is :

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The correct matching is :

1. (A–r;B–s; C–p; D–q)
2. (A–s;B–r; C–p; D–q)
3. (A–q;B–s; C–p; D–r)
4. (A–p;B–s; C–p; D–q)

Answer

(A) (A–r;B–s; C–p; D–q)

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