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Deductive Reasoning

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Deduct the conclusion using following statements
'Rose is a flower' , 'Flowers has fragrance'

A

Flower is not a rose

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B

Rose has fragrance

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C

All flowers are rose.

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D

Rose does not have fragrance

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Solution

The correct option is B Rose has fragrance
Like A=B, C=B, we can say that A=C
Rose $\Rightarrow$ Flower
Flower $\Rightarrow$ Fragrance
Hence Rose has Fragrance.
Rose has fragrance

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