Statements : All springs are winters.
All winters are summers.
No summer is a rain.
Some rains are autumn.
Conclusions : I . Some springs are summers.
II. Some winters are definitely not rains.
Alternate solution: All springs are winters(A) + All winters are summers(A) `->` All springs are summers(A) `->` I.I. `->` Some springs are summers(I). Hence conclusion I follows. All winters are summers(A) + No summer is a rain(E) `->` No winter is a rain(E) `->` I.I `->` Some winters are not rains(O). Hence conclusion II follows.
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