Statement: I) No rabbit is lion. II) Some horses are lions. III) All rabbits are tables. Conclusions:I) Some tables are lions.II) Some horses are rabbits.III) No lion is table.

Correct answer: B. Only III follows

  • A. None follows
  • B. Only III follows
  • C. Only II and III follow
  • D. None of these

Explanation

There is a clear relation that no lion is a table as we know that all rabbits are tables and none rabbit is a lion , conclusion one and two both are irrelevant

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