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Quantitative Aptitude

Lines and Angles

Statements: A...

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Statements:

All lines are rows.

All curves are lines.

Conclusions:

I. All curves are rows.

II. Some rows are curves.

III. Some lines are curves.

IV. All rows are curves.

A

if only Conclusion I follows

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B

if only Conclusion II follows

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C

if only I and III follows

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D

if only I, II and III follows

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E

if none follows

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Solution

The correct option is D
if only I, II and III follows

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