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If ‘figure 1’ represents ‘Lux’, ‘figure 2’ represents ‘Herbal’, ‘figure 3’ represents ‘Dove’ and ‘figure 4’ represents ‘Shampoo’, then which alphabet represents ‘Herbal shampoo but neither lux nor dove’?

If ‘figure 1’ represents ‘Lux’, ‘figure 2’ represents ‘Herbal’, ‘figure 3’ represents ‘Dove’ and ‘figure 4’ represents ‘Shampoo’, then which alphabet represents ‘Herbal shampoo but neither lux nor dove’? Correct Answer E

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Hence, ‘E’ is the correct answer.

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