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1. All beutiful things are sad.She is beutiful.She is sad 2. All nice things are flat.TV are flat.TV's are nice things 3. Potatoes are stems.All stems are fruits.Potatoes are fruits   Choose the alternative where the 3rd segment can be deduced from above two

1. All beutiful things are sad.She is beutiful.She is sad 2. All nice things are flat.TV are flat.TV's are nice things 3. Potatoes are stems.All stems are fruits.Potatoes are fruits   Choose the alternative where the 3rd segment can be deduced from above two Correct Answer 1 and 3

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