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Study the statements given below and conclusions that follow these. Select the appropriate conclusion that is based on given statements. (a) All hockey players playing on the ground wear T-shirts with blue emblem. (b) All players who are on the ground don't play hockey. (c) Some hockey players also wear blue caps. (d) Hockey players who are below 16 years always wear a cap.

Study the statements given below and conclusions that follow these. Select the appropriate conclusion that is based on given statements. (a) All hockey players playing on the ground wear T-shirts with blue emblem. (b) All players who are on the ground don't play hockey. (c) Some hockey players also wear blue caps. (d) Hockey players who are below 16 years always wear a cap. Correct Answer <span style="">None of the above.</span>

The correct answer is option 4.

Summary of the situation:

  • As we all know, all the hockey players on the field wear T-shirts with blue symbols. Looking at this statement, we can conclude that all the hockey players on the field are wearing T-shirts with the emblem of blue color; This doesn't mean that everyone in blue T-shirts is a hockey player. Hence option 1 is incorrect.
  • As mentioned above some hockey players are wearing blue caps. This does not mean that all the people wearing a blue hats are hockey players. Hence option 2 is incorrect.
  • All hockey players wearing a cap are below 16 years. As per the above information, hockey players below 16 years of age always wear caps. This does not mean that hockey players over the age of 16 do not wear caps. That's why all hockey players wearing the cap are under the age of 16. It would be wrong to say that. Hence option 3 is incorrect.

 

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