The correct answer is option 2, Article 110.

Article 110 of the Indian Constitution deals with money bills. Money bills are bills that deal with matters related to taxation, government spending, borrowing of money by the government, or the custody of consolidated fund or contingency fund of India.

According to Article 110, a bill is considered a money bill if it contains provisions solely dealing with these matters. Money bills can only be introduced in the Lok Sabha (the lower house of parliament) and must be recommended by the President of India.

It should be noted that option 1, Article 130, is incorrect as it deals with the composition of the Supreme Court. Option 3, Article 120, and option 4, Article 100, do not specifically deal with money bills.