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Consider the given statement and decide which of the given assumptions is (are) implicit in the statement. Statement: Some tailors in Delhi are looking for a job with monthly fixed salaries. Assumptions: I: The tailors of Delhi do not have fixed monthly salaries. II: All the tailors in India except Delhi have fixed salaries.

Consider the given statement and decide which of the given assumptions is (are) implicit in the statement. Statement: Some tailors in Delhi are looking for a job with monthly fixed salaries. Assumptions: I: The tailors of Delhi do not have fixed monthly salaries. II: All the tailors in India except Delhi have fixed salaries. Correct Answer Only assumption I is implicit  

From the statement above, we can assume that the tailors of Delhi do not have fixed monthly salaries that is the reason why they are looking for such a job.
Therefore, assumption I is implicit.

On the other hand, we cannot conclude from the information above that the tailors in India except Delhi have fixed salaries. We cannot assume the monthly salaries of the other tailors from this statement.
Therefore, assumption II is not implicit.

Hence, Only assumption I is implicit.

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