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Read the given statements carefully and answer the questions. Statement: Some squares are triangles while some are rectangles. Each circle is a triangle and each hexagon is a rectangle. Which of the following options is correct according to the given statements? A. At least one circle is square. B. All rectangles are hexagons. C. There is at least one hexagon that is square. D. At least one rectangle is square.

Read the given statements carefully and answer the questions. Statement: Some squares are triangles while some are rectangles. Each circle is a triangle and each hexagon is a rectangle. Which of the following options is correct according to the given statements? A. At least one circle is square. B. All rectangles are hexagons. C. There is at least one hexagon that is square. D. At least one rectangle is square. Correct Answer D

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A. At least one circle is square. → False (As, there is no definite relation between circle and square. Hence, false)

B. All rectangles are hexagons. → False (As, each hexagon is a rectangle → Some rectangles are hexagons)

C. There is at least one hexagon that is square. → False (As, there is no definite relation between hexagon and square. Hence, false)

D. At least one rectangle is square. → True (As, some squares are rectangles)

Hence, ‘D’ is the correct answer.

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