Question

question (logical reasoning)

some cars are vehicles.

Answer 1

@Vijeya3

@AbdullahM

@random231

Answer 2

@sparrow2

Answer 3

I feel like you're just restating what it says....

Answer 4

what are you suppose to do here?

Answer 5

u have to read statement I and II then read conclusions from I to IV and decide which conclusion(s) are correct and select one option from options a to e

Answer 6

I don't see how you'd get any of these questions right or wrong, so maybe ask if they're right or wrong questions...

Answer 7

u have to take the 2 statements to be true even if they are at variance with commonly known facts

Answer 8

*i mean 3 statements

Answer 9

my opinion that c. is right sure but you need accept it without my explication - try get it alone

Answer 10

i think option b.) is correct but in book option e.) is given correct

Answer 11

@mathmath333
i too feel b) is correct :/

Answer 12

since we are at odds with your text book answer, the question remains unsolved :P

Answer 13

how ??

Answer 14

have u read this "u have to take the 3 statements to be true even if they are at variance with commonly known facts"

Answer 15

car is a subset of vehicle in the day to day life but it is not necesarrily true here

Answer 16

read statement C ------some machines are mechanics <->some mechanics are machines

Answer 17

U tired :(

Answer 18

loser99

Answer 19

yes,
i'm thinking
option (b) conclusion I and II follow

but your text book says option(e) is correct

Answer 20

I'm thinking:

A cat is an animal

Then an animal is a cat.

You can't use that logic as it is faulty, and so none of the conclusions are correct.

Answer 21

If "some" cats are animals
Then "some" animals are cats

Answer 22

True, but then again, all cats are animals.

This question is a little more tricky than the other.

Answer 23

@hartnn

Would you know how to attempt this question?

Answer 24

I would agree with math, baru that the best answer choice is (b).

Afterall, all those are sets, and with non-0 intersection.