Final answer:
The correct answer is B: No, and they are not mutually exclusive either. A driver with a temporary photo ID and AVOP and a passenger with a purple RAIC should be granted access as these identifications serve different access purposes at an airport.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question deals with access protocols related to airport security and identification documentation. A temporary photo ID and an AVOP (Airside Vehicle Operator's Permit) are typically held by a driver, while a purple RAIC (Restricted Area Identity Card) is an authorization card for individuals who need to access secure areas of an airport. Typically, having a temporary photo ID and AVOP or a purple RAIC should not be mutually exclusive, and possessing these would depend on the individual's role and requirements for access within the airport.
Given this understanding, the correct answer would be B: No, and they are not mutually exclusive either. The driver can have access with the temporary photo ID and AVOP, and the passenger with the purple RAIC can also be granted access since both IDs serve different purposes and the possession of one does not automatically deny access if the other is also present.