Concept:
- Every vehicle plate in India follows a fixed background and text colour code. Reading BOTH the background colour and the text colour together, not just the background alone, is what separates two plates that look almost the same, like the two green plates R and S in this image.
Step 1: Write down the full colour rule for each plate type.
White background with black text is a normal private vehicle. Yellow background with black text is a commercial or taxi vehicle. Green background with white text is a private electric vehicle, while green background with yellow text is a commercial electric vehicle, so the text colour on a green plate is what decides private or commercial. A black background carrying a small upward arrow mark belongs to a defence vehicle, while a plain black background with yellow text is a self drive rental vehicle.
Step 2: Classify every lettered plate using this rule.
P is white with black text, so it is private. Q is yellow with black text, so it is commercial. R is green with yellow text, so it is a commercial electric vehicle, not private. S is green with white text, so it is a private electric vehicle. T is black with yellow text, so it is a self drive rental vehicle. U is white with black text, so it is private. X carries the upward arrow mark on a black background, which is the specific symbol used only on defence vehicles.
Step 3: Check each option against this full classification.
R is a private vehicle is wrong, since R has yellow text on green, making it commercial, not private. P, S and U are private vehicles is correct, since all three match the private colour rule from Step 1. Q, R, T and X are commercial vehicles is wrong, since X is a defence vehicle because of its arrow symbol, not a commercial one. X is a defence vehicle is correct, confirmed directly by the arrow symbol on its plate.
Final Answer: P, S and U are private vehicles; X is a defence vehicle