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Consider both the following statements to be correct. A. Till Dara does not play cricket, Amar will not play cricket. B. Dara only plays cricket on Sundays. Tomorrow will be Saturday. Which of the following conclusions is correct?

Consider both the following statements to be correct. A. Till Dara does not play cricket, Amar will not play cricket. B. Dara only plays cricket on Sundays. Tomorrow will be Saturday. Which of the following conclusions is correct? Correct Answer Dara did not play cricket yesterday.

Given statements are:

A. Till Dara does not play cricket, Amar will not play cricket.

B. Dara only plays cricket on Sundays. Tomorrow will be Saturday.

Checking the alternatives :

1)Dara and Amar are in the same team.

It is not mentioned in any of two statement A and B that Dara and Amar play in the same team.

2) Dara played cricket yesterday.

From statement B we can conclude that tomorrow is Saturday so today is Friday and yesterday is Thursday and it is clearly mentioned in statement B that Dara play cricket on Sunday so given option is false.

3) Dara will play cricket tomorrow.

From statement B we can conclude that tomorrow is Saturday so it is clearly mentioned in statement B that Dara play cricket on Sunday so given option is false.

D) Dara did not play cricket yesterday.

From statement B we can conclude that tomorrow is Saturday so today is Friday and yesterday is Thursday and it is clearly mentioned in statement B that Dara only plays cricket on Sunday so given option is true.

Hence, 'Dara did not play cricket yesterday' is the correct answer.

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