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Statements : All huts are mansions. All mansions are temples. Conclusions : I. Some temples are huts. II. Some temples are mansions. | |
A. | Only conclusion I follows [Wrong Answer] |
B. | Only conclusion II follows [Wrong Answer] |
C. | Either conclusion I or II follows [Wrong Answer] |
D. | Neither conclusion I nor II follows [Wrong Answer] |
E. | Both conclusions I and II follow [Correct Answer] |
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