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If R is selected fifth, which one of the following must be true?

  1. Must Be True.

  2. Not Necessarily True.

  3. Could Be True.

  4. Cannot Be True.

The correct answer is: Must Be True.

If R is selected fifth, it means that there are four spots before R. As a result, there are only three spots available before R. Therefore, the statement "R is selected fifth" implies that there are no other spots available before R. This makes the answer "Must Be True" the correct choice because there are no other possibilities in this scenario.

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