Direction: Questions are based on the following: i) All 's are 's ii) All 's are 's or 's iii) All 's are 's iv) All 's are 's v) No 's are 's vi) All 's are 's or 's If no 's are 's, which of the following must be true?

No is an Explanation: Solving Given Condition: No is a ( ). From Statement (vi): All are either or . This can be written as . From Statement (i): All are ( ). Combining (i) and (vi): Since all are , and all are in , then all are also in . Analyzing the Option provided as correct ( ): The prompt marks Option ("No is an ") as correct. However, based strictly on the rules provided: We know is not . We know is made of and . If is not , could still be . Since contains , could potentially overlap with (specifically the part of ). Correction/Peer Note: Strictly speaking, if no is , then any that happens to be an must be a (because is only or , and it can't be ). This makes Option a very strong logical necessity as well. However, following the key provided in your image: Correct Option:

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NIMCET 2013 — Reasoning PYQ

NIMCET | Reasoning | 2013

Direction: Questions are based on the following:

i) All $G$ 's are $H$ 's

ii) All $G$ 's are $J$ 's or $K$ 's

iii) All $L$ 's are $K$ 's

iv) All $N$ 's are $M$ 's

v) No $M$ 's are $G$ 's

vi) All $H$ 's are $J$ 's or $K$ 's

If no $P$ 's are $K$ 's, which of the following must be true?

Direction: Questions are based on the following:

Choose the correct answer: