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Statements

I.Some decades are years.

II.All centuries are years.

Conclusions

I.Some centuries are decades.

II.Some years are decades.

III.No century is a decade.

A

Conclusion I and II follow

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B

Conclusion I and III follow

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C

Only Conclusion II follows

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D

Either Conclusion I or III and Conclusion II follows

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None follows

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Solution

The correct option is D
Either Conclusion I or III and Conclusion II follows

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