Statements: I. All apples are bananas. II.No banana is a mango. III. Some mangoes are oranges.Conclusions: I. Some oranges can be bananas. II. Some mangoes are apples.
Correct answer: B. Neither conclusion follows
- A. Only conclusion (I) follows
- B. Neither conclusion follows
- C. Both conclusions follow
- D. Only conclusion (II) follows
Explanation
Since no banana is a mango, and all apples are bananas, it follows that no apple can be a mango (making Conclusion II false). While some mangoes are oranges, we have no information about the relationship between oranges and bananas, so Conclusion I is uncertain.
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