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Statements: All magicians are dumb. Some magicians are educated.
Conclusions: I. Some dumb are magicians.
II. Some educated are dumb.

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If only conclusion II follows

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If both I and II follow

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Solution

The correct option is B If both I and II follow
Statements follow All magicians are dumb. Some magicians are educated.
For the given conclusions:
I. Some dumb are magicians. True, All magicians are dumb, so some dumb will be magicians.
II. Some educated are dumb. True, All magicians are dumb and Some magicians are educated, so some educated will be dumb.
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