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Statements: I. Some stars are moons. II.All moons are planets. III. No planet is a universe.Conclusions: I. At least some planets are stars. II. No moon is a universe.

Correct answer: C. Both conclusions follow

  • A. Only conclusion (I) follows
  • B. Only conclusion (II) follows
  • C. Both conclusions follow
  • D. Neither conclusion follows

Explanation

Since some stars are moons and all moons are planets, there must be an overlap between stars and planets (Conclusion I). Since all moons are planets and no planet is a universe, it logically follows that no moon can be a universe (Conclusion II). Both are correct.

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