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  1. Only argument 'I' is strong

  2. Only argument 'II' is strong

  3. Either argument 'I' or argument 'II' is strong

  4. Both arguments are strong

  5. Neither argument is strong
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Option 1 : Only argument 'I' is strong

The correct answer is option 1, i.e. Only argument 'I' is strong.

Argument ‘I’ is strong as solar energy is a renewable source of energy. Since, solar energy is a free and cheap form of energy, statement ‘II’ becomes vague.

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