Question
In this question, after two statements I and II two
conclusions have been given. Assuming the given in the statement together as truth, consider both the findings together and decide on which one of them follows beyond the logical and appropriate skepticism based on the information given in the statement. Statement: Some papers are pen. All pencils are pen. Conclusion: I) Some pencils are papers II) Some pen pencils are one of the following options to choose appropriate (A) only conclusions follow I (B) only follows conclusion II (C) either follow I or II the (D) neither I nor II follows (E) I and II both followSolution
- Some papers are pen: This means there is at least one pen that is a paper, but it doesn't necessarily mean that there are pencils that are papers. It only implies a partial overlap between papers and pens.
- All pencils are pen: This statement indicates that every pencil is a pen, which doesn't necessarily mean that there are pencils that are papers. It only implies that all pencils belong to the category of pens.
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