Statements:
Only a few Orange is Basket.
All Hampers are Baskets.
No Hamper is a Gift.
Conclusions:
I. Some Hampers can be Oranges.
II. Some Baskets can be Gifts.
III. Some Gifts are not Oranges.
Only a few Orange is Basket (I) + [All Hampers are Baskets (A) → Conversion] → Some Baskets are Hampers (I) → Probable conclusion → Some Hampers can be Oranges (I). Hence conclusion I follows but conclusion III does not follow. All Hampers are Baskets (A) → Conversion → Some Baskets are Hampers (I) + No Hamper is a Gift (E) → Some Baskets are not Gifts (O) → Probable conclusion → Some Baskets can be Gifts (I). Hence conclusion II follows.
Dispersion measure which is least affected by extreme values is _____
_____ is also known as test for goodness of fit.
_____ is the most appropriate design when the experimental material is very less and the number of genotypes are very large.
Which of the following design is suitable for laboratory experiments and industries?
Psychrophiles can survive up to which temp?