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What is the relationship between buying the red shirt and buying the blue shirt based on the provided information?

Buying one necessitates buying the other
They are independent choices
Buying the red shirt avoids buying the blue shirt
People prefer blue over red

The correct answer is: Buying one necessitates buying the other

Based on the information provided, the correct answer is that buying one necessitates buying the other. This can be inferred from the statement in the passage that says, "If you buy the red shirt, then you must also buy the blue shirt." This indicates a direct relationship between buying the red shirt and buying the blue shirt, where purchasing one item requires the purchase of the other as well. This relationship aligns with option A. Regarding the other options: B. They are independent choices - This is not correct because the passage clearly states that buying the red shirt requires buying the blue shirt, showing that the choices are not independent. C. Buying the red shirt avoids buying the blue shirt - This is incorrect as the passage states the opposite, that buying the red shirt necessitates buying the blue shirt. D. People prefer blue over red - This is not supported by the information given in the passage, which does not mention any preference for one color over the other.