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Given below are two statements. Consider these statements to be true even if they seem factually absurd. Read the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow(s) from the given statements? Statements: 1. All noodles are forks. 2. No fork is a spoon. Conclusions: I. No noodle is a spoon. II. Some forks are noodles.

Given below are two statements. Consider these statements to be true even if they seem factually absurd. Read the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow(s) from the given statements? Statements: 1. All noodles are forks. 2. No fork is a spoon. Conclusions: I. No noodle is a spoon. II. Some forks are noodles. Correct Answer Both the conclusions follow.

Mistake Points'Some’ is a subset of ‘All’. If in statements it is given that ‘All A is B’ then the conclusion ‘Some A is B’ would always be True. And 'some B are A ' is always true.

Concept:

  • Meaning of "Some A are B" in Syllogism - there is at least one point in A which is in B.
  • Meaning of "All A are B" in Syllogism - each point of A is in B.
  • This explains why "some" can be considered as a subset of "all".
  • Therefore, if "All A are B" is true, then "some A are B" is always true.

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