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Statements: All chocolates are tasty. No tasty thing is healthy. Conclusions: I. No chocolate is healthy. II. Some tasty things are healthy.

Correct answer: A. Only I

  • A. Only I
  • B. Only II
  • C. Both
  • D. None

Explanation

To solve this problem, analyze the relationships given in the statements:Statement 1: All chocolates are tasty. This means that chocolates form a subset of tasty things.Statement 2: No tasty thing is healthy. This implies a mutually exclusive relationship between tasty and healthy things.Conclusion I: No chocolate is healthy. This conclusion is valid because all chocolates, being a subset of tasty things, cannot be healthy since no tasty things are healthy.Conclusion II: Some tasty things are healthy. This conclusion is invalid as it directly contradicts the statement that no tasty thing is healthy.Thus, the correct answer is Option A: Only I.

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