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(D) The correct matches are as follows:$(a)$ Nitrogen is a major component of vitamins (e.g.,thiamine,biotin),thus $(a-4)$.$(b)$ Potassium is essentia

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$(a-4), (b-3), (c-2), (d-1)$

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(D) The correct matches are as follows:$(a)$ Nitrogen is a major component of vitamins (e.g.,thiamine,biotin),thus $(a-4)$.$(b)$ Potassium is essential for maintaining the ionic balance in cells,thus $(b-3)$.$(c)$ Phosphorus is a component of $ATP$,which is required for the work done by $F_1$ (part of $ATP$ synthase),thus $(c-2)$.$(d)$ Calcium is required for the activation of several enzymes,such as those involved in the hydrolysis of $ATP$ and phospholipids,thus $(d-1)$.Therefore,the correct sequence is $(a-4), (b-3), (c-2), (d-1)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(a)$ Nitrogen	$(1)$ Activation of some enzymes
$(b)$ Potassium	$(2)$ For the work done by $F_1$
$(c)$ Phosphorus	$(3)$ Ionic balance
$(d)$ Calcium	$(4)$ In structure of vitamin

Match the following.
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(a)$ Nitrogen $(1)$ Activation of some enzymes
$(b)$ Potassium $(2)$ For the work done by $F_1$
$(c)$ Phosphorus $(3)$ Ionic balance
$(d)$ Calcium $(4)$ In structure of vitamin

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Match the following.Column-$I$Column-$II$$(a)$ Nitrogen$(1)$ Activation of some enzymes$(b)$ Potassium$(2)$ For the work done by $F_1$$(c)$ Phosphorus$(3)$ Ionic balance$(d)$ Calcium$(4)$ In structure of vitamin