Select the Tals according to the increasing number of their beats :

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Accepted Answer

Option 4 is the correct answer because it lists the Tals in the order of increasing number of beats accurately. Let's break down each Tal and its number of beats to understand why this order is correct:

1. **Rupak Tal**: This Tal has 7 beats. It is one of the Tals with fewer beats, making it the starting point in the sequence of increasing beats.

2. **Jhaptal**: This Tal consists of 10 beats. It follows Rupak Tal in the sequence because it has more beats than Rupak but fewer than the others listed.

3. **Ektal**: Ektal has 12 beats. It comes after Jhaptal in the sequence as it has more beats than both Rupak and Jhaptal.

4. **Trital**: Trital, also known as Teental, has 16 beats. It has the highest number of beats among the Tals listed in the options, making it the last in the sequence.

Now, let's explain why the other options are incorrect:

- **Option 1 (Ektal, Jhaptal, Rupak, Trital)**: This option incorrectly places Ektal before Jhaptal and Rupak, despite Ektal having more beats than both. Therefore, this sequence does not reflect the increasing order of beats.

- **Option 2 (Rupak, Ektal, Jhaptal, Trital)**: This option incorrectly places Ektal before Jhaptal, even though Ektal has more beats than Jhaptal. Thus, this sequence is not in the correct order of increasing beats.

- **Option 3 (Jhaptal, Rupak, Trital, Ektal)**: This option starts with Jhaptal, which has more beats than Rupak, and places Trital before Ektal, which is correct, but the initial placement of Jhaptal before Rupak makes the sequence incorrect.

In conclusion, Option 4 correctly orders the Tals by their increasing number of beats: Rupak (7 beats), Jhaptal (10 beats), Ektal (12 beats), and Trital (16 beats). This logical sequence is why Option 4 is the correct answer.