Match the application areas in Group I with the Satellites/Satellite sensors in Group II.
Group I Group II (P) Cyclone prediction (1) IRNSS 11 (Q) Communication (2) HySIS (R) High resolution mapping (3) GSAT 30 (S) Navigation (4) CARTOSAT 3 (5) SCATSAT 1
Match the application areas in Group I with the Satellites/Satellite sensors in Group II.
| Group I | Group II |
| (P) Cyclone prediction | (1) IRNSS 11 |
| (Q) Communication | (2) HySIS |
| (R) High resolution mapping | (3) GSAT 30 |
| (S) Navigation | (4) CARTOSAT 3 |
| (5) SCATSAT 1 |
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