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  • Let $(A, R)$ be a poset. Then $'a'$ in $'A'$ is a minimal element if there does not exist another element $'b'$ in $A$ such that $bRa$.
  •  Let $(A, R)$ be a poset. Then $'a'$ in $'A'$ is a maximal element if there does not exist another element $'b'$ in $A$ such that $aRb$.

$\textbf{Note:}$  There can be more than one minimal and maximal element in a poset (but exactly one each in a lattice).
 


The maximal elements are $27,60,48,72$ and minimal elements are $2,9.$

So, the correct answer is $(D)$.

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