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Statements: Onion % Brinjals Brinjals # Tomato

Q: Answer-Statements: Onion % Brinjals Brinjals # Tomato Cauliflower & Cucumber Tomato @ Cauliflower Conclusio...

Statements Some Onion are Brinjals Only a few Tomato are Brinjals No Cauliflower is Cucumber All Tomato are Cauliflower Conclusion I. All Cauliflower can be Brinjals. II. No Cucumber is Tomato. III. All Brinjals can be Cauliflower. All Tomato are Cauliflower A Conversion Some Cauliflower are Tomato I Only a few Tomato are Brinjals I No conclusion. Hence conclusion I does not follow. All Tomato are Cauliflower A No Cauliflower is Cucumber E No Tomato is Cucumber E Conversion No Cucumber is Tomato E. Hence conclusion II follows. All Tomato are Cauliflower A Conversion Some Cauliflower are Tomato I Only a few Tomato are Brinjals I Probable conclusion All Brinjals can be Cauliflower A. Hence conclusion III follows.

Cauliflower & Cucumber Tomato @ Cauliflower Conclusion: I. Cauliflower $ Brinjals II. Cucumber & Tomato III. Brinjals $ Cauliflower In the questions given below, there are four statements followed by some conclusions. You have to take the four given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts. IF 'R@S' means "All R are S", 'R#S' means "Only a Few S is R", 'R$S' means "All R can be S". 'R≤S' means "Some S are not R". 'R%S' means "Some R are S", 'R&S' means "No R is S"

A Only conclusion I follows

B Only conclusion III follows

C Only conclusions I and conclusion III follow

D Only conclusion II and conclusion III follow

E Only conclusion I and conclusion II follow

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