Statements:Some pastries are cakes.
No cake is a pudding.
All puddings are sweets.
Conclusions:I. Some sweets are not cakes.
II. Some pastries are not puddings.
No cake is a pudding (E) + All puddings are sweets (A) ⇒ some sweets are not cakes (O*). Hence, conclusion I will follow. Some pastries are cakes (I) + No cake is a pudding (E) ⇒ some pastries are not puddings (O). Hence, conclusion II will also follow. ALTERNATE METHOD: Possible cases: In all the cases, I and II both follow.
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