A < R ≤ M =S; U > L = T; A < L = O > E Conclusions: I). U > E( U > L = T= O > E ) –> True II). L > M(M ≥ R > A < L ) ->False Hence, option a is correct (Only conclusion I is true)
Statements:
All Books are Pencil.
Some Pencil are Scale.
No Scale is Eraser.
Conclusion:
All Pencil can be Eras...
Statements:
No number is a digit.
All digits are fractions.
Some fractions are integers.
Conclusions:
I. At lea...
Statements:
All Haunt are Place
All Place are Destination
Only a few Place is Tourist
Conclusions:
I. All ...
Statements:
All pen drives are tablets.
All tablets are cellphones.
Conclusions:
I. At least Some cell phones are pend...
Statements: All flowers are books.
All books are carpets.
Some carpets are keys.
Some keys are locks.
Conclusions:I. Some ke...
Statement:
Only a few P are Q
Only a few Q are P
Conclusion:
I. All Q bei...
Statements:
All Books are Chapter.
Only a few Chapter are Topic.
No Topic is a Header.
Conclusions:
I. Some Chapters ...
Statements: Some red are yellow.
All yellow are green.
...
Statements:
Some designations are descriptions
Some descriptions are securities
No security is a position
Conclusion:...
Statements-:
All Child are Students
No Student is Teacher
Only Staff are Teacher
Conclusions-:
I. Some Childs are Teacher
II. Some Staff are child.
