Statement: “Do not lean out of the moving train”, a warning in the railway compartment.

Assumptions:

I. Such warning will have some effect.

II. Leaving out of a moving train is dangerous.

III. It is the duty of railway authorities to take care of passengers’ safety.

All are implicit

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Only I is implicit

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Only III is implicit

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Only I and III are implicit

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The correct option is A
All are implicit

Assumption I and II are implicit because the warning against leaning out suggests one to be careful are against the dangers involved. No doubts that ensuring the passengers safety is the responsibility of railway authorities and hence III is also a valid assumption.

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Statement: “Do not lean out of the moving train”, a warning in the railway compartment. Assumptions: I. Such warning will have some effect. II. Leaving out of a moving train is dangerous. III. It is the duty of railway authorities to take care of passengers’ safety.

Statement: “Do not lean out of the moving train”, a warning in the railway compartment.

Assumptions:

I. Such warning will have some effect.

II. Leaving out of a moving train is dangerous.

III. It is the duty of railway authorities to take care of passengers’ safety.