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Statements: All flowers are leaves. All leaves are branches. Conclusions: I. All flowers are branches. II. Some branches are flowers

Correct answer: C. Both I and II

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

Explanation

The statements 'All flowers are leaves' and 'All leaves are branches' establish a transitive relationship. If all flowers are leaves, and all leaves are branches, then all flowers must be branches as well. This makes conclusion I true.Conclusion II, 'Some branches are flowers,' is also true because if all flowers are branches, then it logically follows that some (at least the flowers) branches are indeed flowers. Thus, both conclusions I and II are valid based on the statements provided.Options A and B are incorrect because they acknowledge only one correct conclusion when both are true. Option D is incorrect because it incorrectly asserts that neither conclusion follows from the statements.

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