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Which of the conclusions can be concluded on the basis of given statements?

Statements:

1. Some autos are scooters.

2. All scooters are cycles.

Conclusions:

I. Some autos are cycles.

II. No scooter is auto.

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  1. Both I and II follow
  2. Only I follows
  3. Either I or II follows
  4. Only II follows

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Option 2 : Only I follows
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The least possible Venn diagram is,

F1 Hiteshri Shraddha 21.10.2020 D14

Conclusion I: Some autos are cycles → True (This is definitely true)

F1 Hiteshri Shraddha 21.10.2020 D15

Conclusion II: No scooter is auto → False (This is definitely false)

Hence, “only I” follows.

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