Which of the following is the shortcut command for pasting text?

The shortcut command for pasting text is Ctrl+V. This command is widely used across various software applications, including word processors, to insert text or objects that have been previously copied or cut to the clipboard. When you copy (Ctrl+C) or cut (Ctrl+X) text, it temporarily stores that content, and pressing Ctrl+V retrieves that content from the clipboard and inserts it at the current cursor position.

Other commands listed serve different functions: Ctrl+C is for copying, Ctrl+P is typically used to print the current document or selected items, and Ctrl+N is used to create a new document or window. Each of these commands has its own specific purpose and does not perform the action of pasting text.