Which of the following is grammatically correct?S1: Helium is lighter than any other element.S2: Helium is lighter than any element.S1S2BothNone

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Which of the following is grammatically correct?S1: Helium is lighter than any other element.S2: Helium is lighter than any element.S1S2BothNone
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Both sentences are grammatically correct.

S1: "Helium is lighter than any other element." This sentence is comparing helium to all other elements, implying that helium is part of a group of elements and it is the lightest among them.

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