Two statements are given followed by two conclusions I and II. Considering the statements to be true, please decide which conclusions follow. Statement: people who are sick need to be treated. Sakshi was sick and was hence taken to the hospital for treatment. Conclusions: I. Healthy people do not need treatment. II. Sick people need to go to the hospital for treatment.

Two statements are given followed by two conclusions I and II. Considering the statements to be true, please decide which conclusions follow. Statement: people who are sick need to be treated. Sakshi was sick and was hence taken to the hospital for treatment. Conclusions: I. Healthy people do not need treatment. II. Sick people need to go to the hospital for treatment. Correct Answer Only conclusion II follows

According to the given statement,

Conclusion I: This does not follow, because nothing about healthy people and their treatment is mentioned in the statement.

Conclusion II: This follows, because it is mentioned in the treatment that people who are sick need to be treated and they need to visit a hospital for that.

Hence, “only conclusion II” follows.

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