Question
Statement: Some lights are shadows. All shadows are wall. Conclusion: Â
I. Some lights are not wall.
II. All of wall are not lights.
In each of the following questions, two statements are given & then two conclusions – I & II are given. Which logical conclusion/s can be drawn out as per statements?
Solution
Some lights are shadows (I) + All shadows are wall (A) → Some lights are wall (I). Hence neither conclusion I nor II follows.
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