Statements: M = N; O < P < Q; N > O
Conclusions:
I. Q > N
II. M > P
Given statements: M = N; O < P < Q; N > O On combining: M = N > O < P < Q Conclusions: I. Q > N → False (as N > O < P < Q → thus clear relation between Q and N cannot be determined) II. M > P → False (M = N, N > O and O < P thus clear relation between M and P cannot be determined) Hence, none of the two follows.
Statement:
Only Dog are cat.
No cat is lion.
Only tiger are lion.
Conclusion:
I. No lion is dog.
II. No ...
Statements:
Some letter are alphabets.
All alphabets are vowels.
Some vowels are consonants.
Conclusions:
I. Atleast ...
Statements:All circles are rectangles.
No rectangle is a square.
Conclusions:I. No square is a rectangle.
II. Some rectangles are...
Statements:
Only a few Test is Attempt.
No Solution is Test.
Some Question is Attempt.
Conclusions:
I. All Test being...
Statements: No swan is a penguin.
Some penguins are kingfisher.
Conclusions: I. Some s...
Statements:
Only a few hut is home
Only few home is room
Only room is apartment
Conclusions:
I. Some home being apart...
Three statements are given followed by three conclusions numbered I, II and III. Assuming the statements to be true, even if they seem to be at varianc...
Statement:
Each yellow is red.
Only a few red are green.
Some green are blue.
Conclusion:
...
Statement : Some X are Y.
Only a few Z are X.
All Y are A.
Conclusion
I. All X are Z
II. Some A are Z
Statements:
Only Apple are Kiwi
All Banana are Apple
Only a few Mango are Apple
No Mango is a Pear
Conclus...
