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Statement: All crackers are toys. Some crackers are rockets. All rockets are aeroplanes. Conclusion:
Statement: All crackers are toys. Some crackers are rockets. All rockets are aeroplanes. Conclusion:
I. Some toys are aeroplanes.
II. Some rockets are toys.
III. No toy is aeroplane.
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