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  1. Only I is implicit
  2. All except I, II is implicit
  3. Neither I, II nor III is implicit
  4. Only II is implicit
  5. Both III and II are implicit
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Option 2 : All except I, II is implicit

The correct answer is option 2, i.e. All except I, II is implicit.

An assumption is a thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof.

(III) can be assumed to be a perfect assumption for the said statement as it is contextually correct and is the most logical assumption based on the facts mentioned.

From the statement, it is evident that Grofers has been a success in its venture and is expanding at a fast pace. From the assumptions mentioned, we can reject both (I) and (II) as they are somewhat not relevant with the information provided. As in (I) it is mentioned that ‘250 foods and non-food products’, we have no information regarding the same. Moreover, in (II) it is stated that ‘in the last five years’, no information regarding the past of the grocery firm is evident from the given statement. Thus, it can also be rejected.

From the information provided we can assume that the sales have increased (mentioned in the statement) and the sales must have increased because of the increase in the number of customers only, thus, (III) is the most logical and the appropriate answer choice.

Thus, all of the assumptions except (III) are irrelevant and can be rejected and the most appropriate answer choice is option 2.
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