- Neither I nor II follows
- Both I and II follows
- Only conclusion I follows
- Only conclusion II follows
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Option 3 : Only conclusion I follows
The last possible Venn Diagram for the given data:
Conclusions:
I. Some watermelon are figs → True (As some dates are figs and all dates are watermelon, implies, some watermelon are figs.)
II. No figs are watermelon → False (As Some dates are figs and all dates are watermelon, implies, some watermelon are figs.)
Hence, "only conclusion I follows".
Additional Point
When all the statements are Positive type (Some or All), the "Negative type" of conclusion will not Valid.
Negative Type of conclusion = No and Some not.
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