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Statements: Each car is bus. Only few bus are train. No bus is cycle. Conclusions:
Statements: Each car is bus. Only few bus are train. No bus is cycle. Conclusions:
I. At least some car are train.
II. No car is cycle.
III. Some bus are car.
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