- Only conclusion I follows
- Neither conclusion I nor II follows
- Bothe conclusion II and IV follow
- Only conclusion III follows
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Option 1 : Only conclusion I follows
The least possible Venn diagram is:
I. All pens are files. → True (As, All pens are erasers and All erasers are files → All pens are files)
II. All pens are books. → False (As, All books are pens → Some pens are books)
III. All files are books.→ False (As, All books are pens, All pens are erasers and All erasers are files → Some files are books)
IV. All files are pens. → False (As, All pens are erasers and All erasers are files → Some files are pens)
Hence, Only conclusion I follows.
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