Statements: All trains are fast. No bus is train. Conclusions: I. No bus is fast. II. Some fast are not buses

Correct answer: A. Only II

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

Explanation

The correct answer is Option A. Conclusion II follows because if all trains are fast and no bus is a train, then some fast entities (the trains) are not buses. Conclusion I does not follow because the statements do not provide information about all fast entities, only those that are trains. The presence of other fast entities that could be buses cannot be ruled out based on the information provided. Therefore, conclusion I cannot be definitively established.

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