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Question

NIMCET 2011 — Reasoning PYQ

NIMCET | Reasoning | 2011

Assume that the following three statements are true:

(A) All freshmen are human

(B) All students are human

(C) Some students think

Given the following four statements:

(I) All freshmen are students

(II) Some humans think

(III) No freshmen think

(IV) Some humans who think are not students

Those which are logical consequences of A, B, and C are:

Choose the correct answer:

Explanation

Solution

1. Analysis of Conclusions:

Conclusion (I): Freshmen and Students are both subsets of Humans. No direct link exists between them. $\Rightarrow$ False
Conclusion (II): Since All Students $\subseteq$ Humans and Some Students $\cap$ Thinkers $\neq \phi$ , then Some Humans $\cap$ Thinkers $\neq \phi$ . $\Rightarrow$ True
Conclusion (III): No relationship is established between Freshmen and the act of thinking. $\Rightarrow$ False
Conclusion (IV): We only know some students think; we cannot confirm the existence of thinking humans who are not students. $\Rightarrow$ False

2. Final Result:

Only statement $II$ is a logical consequence.

Correct Option: (a) $II$