- If only conclusion I follows.
- If only conclusion II follows.
- If either conclusion I or II follows.
- If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
- If both conclusions I and II follow.
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Option 3 : If either conclusion I or II follows.
The best possible Venn diagram is,
Conditions for Either - Or
- Subject and predicate should be same
- Both the individual conclusions should be false
- One conclusion should be positive and one conclusion should be negative
- There should either one of the following pairs present in the conclusions
- All + Some not
- Some + No
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