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Statements: All dogs are loyal. All loyal are brave. Conclusions: I. All dogs are brave. II. Some brave are dogs.

Correct answer: A. Both I and II follow

  • A. Both I and II follow
  • B. Only conclusion I follows
  • C. Only conclusion II follows
  • D. Neither I nor II follows

Explanation

To evaluate the conclusions, we can analyze the given statements:1. All dogs are loyal.2. All loyal are brave.From these statements, we can deduce that all dogs are loyal, and since all loyal are brave, it follows that all dogs are also brave. This validates conclusion I.Regarding conclusion II, if all dogs are brave, it logically follows that some brave are dogs, as the set of 'dogs' is a subset of 'brave'. Thus, both conclusions I and II follow from the given statements.

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