Statements: No policy is war. Some war are trade. Some trade are act. All act are force. Conclusion: I. Some trade are force. II. No war is act. III. Some force are policy. IV. No policy are force.

Statements: No policy is war. Some war are trade. Some trade are act. All act are force. Conclusion: I. Some trade are force. II. No war is act. III. Some force are policy. IV. No policy are force. Correct Answer Only conclusion I and either III or IV follow.

The least possible Venn diagram for the given statements is as follows,

Conclusion:

I. Some trade are force → True (Some trade are act and all act are force so those trade who is act are also force)

II. No war is act → False (No direct relation given hence, false)

III. Some force are policy → False (No direct relation given hence, false)

IV. No policy are force → False (No direct relation given hence, false)

Conclusive III and IV form complementary pair.

Thus,Only conclusion I and Either III or IV follow.

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