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Statements Some trees are plants Al...........

Logical Reasoning (CUET) Syllogism
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    Statements :  Some trees are plants.

                           All bushes are plants.

    Conclusions : I.    At least some trees are bushes.

                            II.   Some trees are definitely not bushes. 

    only 1

    Incorrect Answer

    only 2

    Incorrect Answer

    either 1 or 2

    Correct Answer

    neither 1 nor 2

    Incorrect Answer
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    Explanation:

    All bushes are plants + Some plants are trees = A + I = No conclusion.

    Hence, neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows.
     

    However, since they make a complementary pair I-O,

    therefore, either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.

    By: Ratan Kaur
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    vikram madan

    your reasoning is wrong. 2nd conclusion always holds.

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