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Why is linking the Arabian Sea with India's eastern coast a wrong analysis?

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Correct answer: Because the Arabian Sea is linked with India's western coast

The direct answer is B: the Arabian Sea is linked with India’s western coast. A sea is located in a direction relative to land, so the first step is to place India on a map. The Arabian Sea is west of the Indian peninsula, while the Bay of Bengal is east of it. Therefore, calling the Arabian Sea part of India’s eastern coast reverses the directions. Option A is wrong because the Arabian Sea is not north of India; the northern side is associated with the Himalayas and land areas beyond them. Option B is correct because India’s western coastal states face the Arabian Sea. Option C is wrong because the Arabian Sea is not in the Pacific Ocean and is not far from India; it directly borders India’s west. Option D is wrong because the Arabian Sea is certainly a water body, specifically a sea. The exact wording concerns why the eastern-coast connection is wrong, and the reason is the sea’s western location. Exam cue: west is Arabian Sea, east is Bay of Bengal; do not interchange them.

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