Directions: Read the given information carefully and answer the question that follows.Six check-points, CP1, CP2, CP3, CP4, CP5, and CP6, are connected by two-way racing tracks, as shown below.Seven cars, Car-A, Car-B, Car-C, Car-D, Car-E, Car-F, and Car-G, are racing from check-point CP1 to check-point CP6, such that each car passes any check-point at most once. Also, no two cars pass through the same set of check-points when travelling from check-point CP1 to check-point CP6. Further, it is also known that(i) Car-A and Car-D are the only cars to pass through the track connecting check-point CP4 and check-point CP6.(ii) While both, Car-B and Car-C, pass through check-point CP3, Car-E does not.(iii) Car-B is the only car which passes through both, check-point CP2 and check-point CP4, while Car-C does not pass through check-point CP5.(iv) While Car-F passes from the track connecting check-point CP5 and check-point CP6, it does not pass through check-point CP4.Which of the following is a correct combination of check-point and the number of cars which pass through that check-point?a)Check-point CP5, 3b)Check-point CP4, 3c)Check-point CP2, 4d)Check-point CP3, 4Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?

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Six check-points, CP1, CP2, CP3, CP4, CP5, and CP6, are connected by two-way racing tracks, as shown below.

Seven cars, Car-A, Car-B, Car-C, Car-D, Car-E, Car-F, and Car-G, are racing from check-point CP1 to check-point CP6, such that each car passes any check-point at most once. Also, no two cars pass through the same set of check-points when travelling from check-point CP1 to check-point CP6. Further, it is also known that
(i) Car-A and Car-D are the only cars to pass through the track connecting check-point CP4 and check-point CP6.
(ii) While both, Car-B and Car-C, pass through check-point CP3, Car-E does not.
(iii) Car-B is the only car which passes through both, check-point CP2 and check-point CP4, while Car-C does not pass through check-point CP5.
(iv) While Car-F passes from the track connecting check-point CP5 and check-point CP6, it does not pass through check-point CP4.

Which of the following is a correct combination of check-point and the number of cars which pass through that check-point?

a)
Check-point CP5, 3
b)
Check-point CP4, 3
c)
Check-point CP2, 4
d)
Check-point CP3, 4

Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?

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