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Two statements are given followed by conclusions. Assuming the statements to be true ,even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts, d
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Two statements are given followed by conclusions. Assuming the statements to be true ,even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts, decide which of the conclusions logically follow ( s ) from the statements.
Statements:
I. All stones are chairs.
II. Some chairs are dogs.
Conclusions:
1. All dogs are stones.
2. At least some dogs are chairs.​​

A.

Only conclusion 2 follow

B.

Both conclusions 1 and 2 follow

C.

Only conclusion 1 follow

D.

Neither conclusion 1 nor 2 follow

Correct option is A

Statements:
I. All stones are chairs.
II. Some chairs are dogs.
Conclusions:
1. All dogs are stones. (Not follws, The statement "All stones are chairs" does not imply that all dogs are stones. It only states that some chairs are dogs, not all.)
2. At least some dogs are chairs.  (Follows, Since the statement "Some chairs are dogs" is given, it means that there is an overlap between chairs and dogs)
So, Only conclusion 2 follow.
Thus, correct option is (a)

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