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Statements: Only plates are cups. Some plates are saucer. No saucer is spoon. Conclusion:
Statements: Only plates are cups. Some plates are saucer. No saucer is spoon. Conclusion:
I. No spoon is cup.
II. Some spoons are plates.
III. Some saucer can be cups .
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