Statements: Some winters are summers.
All summers are springs.
All springs are seasons.
Conclusions: I. Some seasonsare winters.
II. All summers are seasons.
III.Some seasons are not summers.
Some winters are summers (I) + All summers are spring(A)= Some winters are spring (I) + All spring are seasons (A)= Some winters are seasons (I) or Some seasons are winters.(I) Hence l follows. All summers are spring.(A)+All springs are seasons (A) = All summers are seasons (A). Hence, II follows. There is not any negative statement, so we cannot have any negative conclusion from it.
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