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Statements: All Jasmine are Sunflowers. Only a few Sunflowers are Tulips. No Tulip is Rose. Conclusions:
Statements: All Jasmine are Sunflowers. Only a few Sunflowers are Tulips. No Tulip is Rose. Conclusions:
I. All Jasmine can be Tulips.
II. Some Sunflowers are not Roses.
III. Some Roses are Jasmine.
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