WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING IS A CORRECT EXAMPLE OF THE PLURAL POSSESSIVE CASE?

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Both men's plans and women's plans are the correct examples of the plural possessive case, whereas it's place and stone's throw are not. The option it's place isn't even possessive, because it's stands for it is, and the word its, without the apostrophe would be possessive. The option stone's throw is not plural.

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