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In this question, a statement is given followed by four conclusions. Choose the conclusion(s) which best fit(s) logically. Statement: Better pay the cook than the doctor. Conclusions: I. A cook can expect better payment for the delicious food he prepared. II. One who visits hotels regularly does not require to go the doctors. III. It is better to keep a good health by taking good food, than to visit a hospital. IV. Cooks are poorly paid than the doctors.

In this question, a statement is given followed by four conclusions. Choose the conclusion(s) which best fit(s) logically. Statement: Better pay the cook than the doctor. Conclusions: I. A cook can expect better payment for the delicious food he prepared. II. One who visits hotels regularly does not require to go the doctors. III. It is better to keep a good health by taking good food, than to visit a hospital. IV. Cooks are poorly paid than the doctors. Correct Answer Only conclusion III follows

According to the given statements,

Conclusion 1: This does not follow, because there is nothing mentioned about the food being delicious.

Conclusion 2: This does not follow, because there is nothing mentioned about hotels in the statement.

Conclusion 3: This follows, because by taking good food, there are less chances that you visit a hospital.

Conclusion 4: This does not follow, because there is nothing mentioned about payment of cooks and doctors.

Hence, “only conclusion 3” follow.

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