Select the correct statemen-

The correct statement is option B: "Your faithfully." In formal letter writing, it is customary to use a closing salutation at the end of the letter. This salutation expresses the writer's respect and sincerity towards the recipient. The most common closing salutations used in formal letter writing are "Yours faithfully" and "Yours sincerely." "Yours faithfully" is used when the letter is addressed to someone you do not know personally, while "Yours sincerely" is used when the letter is addressed to someone you do know personally. Option A, "Your failtfully," is incorrect as it misspells the word "faithfully." Misspelling words can give a negative impression of the writer's attention to detail and professionalism. Option C, "Your's faithfully," is also incorrect as the apostrophe is not necessary in this context. "Your's" is a common mistake made by people who assume that the apostrophe is needed to indicate possession. However, in this context, a possessive form is not required. Option D, "Your's faithful," is incorrect as it combines the possessive form "Your's" with the adjective "faithful." This combination is grammatically incorrect as it is not a complete sentence or phrase. Therefore, the correct option is B, "Your faithfully," as it is the standard closing salutation for a formal letter addressed to someone you do not know personally.
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