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Q33. Statements

1. Some mysteries are movies.

2. No toys are plays.

3. Some toys are mysteries.

Conclusions:

I. Some toys are movies.

II. Some mysteries are plays.

III. Some toys are not movies.

IV. Some mysteries are not plays.

A

(a) Either I or III and II follow

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(b) Either II or IV and I follow.

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(c) Either II or IV and III follow

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(d) Either I or III and IV follow.

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Solution

The correct option is D
(d) Either I or III and IV follow.

Conclusions I and III do not follow. But both make a complementary pair. From statements (iii) and (ii) it can be derived that: "Some mysteries are not plays". Hence Conclusion IV follows.

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