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Statements : All the ties are shirts. Some pants are shirts.

Conclusions :I. Some ties are pants.II. No ties is a pants.

Statements : All the ties are shirts. Some pants are shirts.

Conclusions :I. Some ties are pants.II. No ties is a pants. Correct Answer If either conclusion (I) or (II) follows

either conclusion I or II follows.

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