- Both I and II follow.
- Only II follows.
- Neither I nor II follow.
- Only I follows.
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Option 3 : Neither I nor II follow.
The least possible Venn diagram for the given statements is as below:
Conclusions:
(1) Some data is information → False → (As all data is raw and no raw is information thus some data is information is not valid and incorrect).
(2) Some raw are caselet → False → (It is possible but not definite).
Hence, Option (3) is correct.
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