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Statement: Some buses are roads. All tables are roads. Conclusion: I. Some buses are table. II. Some tables are buses. III. Some roads are tables. IV. Some roads are buses.

Statement: Some buses are roads. All tables are roads. Conclusion: I. Some buses are table. II. Some tables are buses. III. Some roads are tables. IV. Some roads are buses. Correct Answer Only III and IV are concluded.

When the ‘medial’ is missing, no conclusions can be drawn according to the rules of arbitrary approximation. Here, the conclusion IV 'Some roads are buses' is a valid conversion of first statement, Along with this conclusion III 'some roads are table' is a valid conversion of statement II. Hence, the conclusion III and IV are logically correct.

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