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Statements:All tigers are lions. No cow is lion. Some camels are cows.Conclusions:I. Some lions are camels.II. No camel- is tiger.III. Some tigers are cows.Which of the following is/are most appropriate in the above scenario?

Correct answer: A. None of the conclusions follow.

  • A. None of the conclusions follow.
  • B. Only Conclusion I follows.
  • C. Only Conclusion II follows.
  • D. Only Conclusion III follows.

Explanation

The correct answer is Option A: None of the conclusions follow.Explanation:Statements: All tigers are lions, No cow is lion, Some camels are cows.Conclusion I: Some lions are camels. This does not follow because there is no direct or indirect connection between lions and camels in the statements.Conclusion II: No camel is tiger. This conclusion cannot be drawn because 'some camels are cows' does not imply any exclusion from being tigers.Conclusion III: Some tigers are cows. This is incorrect as it contradicts the statement that no cow is a lion, and since all tigers are lions, tigers cannot be cows.

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