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CGPSC 2012 · Question 11 of 66

Q11. Direction (Q. 11): Two statements are followed by conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Select the correct option which logically follows from the two given statements. Statements: I. Some red are yellow. II. No yellow is green. Conclusions: I. Some yellow are red. II. Some green are red. III. Some red are not green. IV. All green are red.

Logical Reasoning

  1. AOnly II and III follow
  2. BOnly I and II follow
  3. COnly I and III followCorrect
  4. DEither III only or IV only follows
  5. EOnly I follows

Answer: C. Only I and III follow

Explanation

Conclusion I follows by conversion of 'Some red are yellow'; III follows because the reds that are yellow cannot be green (no yellow is green).

Source: CGPSC Prelims 2012 GS Paper-II (held 9-6-2013), solved paper

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