Which group was the easiest to break? Why? – InterviewSolution

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1.	Which group was the easiest to break? Why?
Answer» Solution :The third GROUP was easiest to BREAK. They were HOLDING each other with a very weak chain i.e. the ATTRACTION between each other was negligible.

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