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Which of the following indicates the best relation between Trigonometry, Simple interest, and Mathematics?

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The diagram/set that indicates the relation between the given classes is shown below: 

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Trigonometry and simple interest are two different branches under Mathematics.

Hence, the correct answer is "Option 4".

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