Statements: All medicine are tablets.
All pills are tablets.
All tablets are tonics.
Conclusions: I. All medicine are tonics.
II. At least some tonics are pills.
III. All tablets may be pills.
All medicine are tablets (A) + All tablets are tonics (A) ⇒ All medicine are tonics. Hence, conclusion I follows. All pills are tablets (A) + All tablets are tonics (A) ⇒ All pills are tonics (A) ⇒ conversion ⇒ Some tonics are pills. (I). Hence, conclusion II follows. All pills are tablets(A) ⇒ Probable conclusion ⇒ All tablets may be pills. Hence, conclusion III follows.
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