Library Science · Five Laws of Library Science
Consider the following statements regarding Dr. S. R. Ranganathan's Five Laws of Library Science: Statement I: The first law implies that a library should be located at a central place where it is convenient to reach. Statement II: The weeding out of obsolete books is an implication of the fifth law. Statement III: The staff making an effort to active assist readers and understand their requirements is an implication of the third law. Which of the following options is correct?
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- 1Only Statement I is correct.
- 2Statements II and III are correct, but Statement I is incorrect.
- 3Statements I and II are correct, but Statement III is incorrect.✓
- 4All three statements are correct.
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Statements I and II are correct, but Statement III is incorrect.
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