Step 1: Melting Temperature of Polyester (PET) and Nylon 6.
The statement [p] is true. The melting temperature of polyester (PET) fibres is indeed higher than that of Nylon 6. This is because PET has a more crystalline structure and stronger intermolecular forces compared to Nylon 6.
Step 2: Hydrogen Bonding in PET and Nylon 6.
The statement [r] is false. While both PET and Nylon 6 can form hydrogen bonds, it is the crystalline structure and rigidity of PET's polymer chains that contribute more significantly to its higher melting temperature, rather than hydrogen bonding. Nylon 6 does have hydrogen bonds, but this is not the primary reason for its lower melting point.
Answer: (D)