Statements:
Some Letter are Coin. All Coin are Note Only a few Paper are Note.
Conclusions: I. Some Letter are Note. II. All Letter are Paper. III. No Letter are Paper.
Alternate Method: Some Letter are Coin (I) + All Coin are Note (A) ⇒ Some Letter are Note (I). Hence conclusion I follows. Some Letter are Note (I) + Some note are paper (I) ⇒ No conclusion. Hence neither conclusion II nor III follows.
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