(G) ? Vina dances
From (E) ? Kumar sings
From (B) ? Audience dance
From (C) ? Concert will be successful, which is given in H.
(H) Water level in the coast area does not rise
From (D) ? Temperature will not rise
From (F) ? People change their lifestyle
From (B) ? People will be rewarded, which is given in G.
Same as above Ab and CD are logically correct.
Same as above AD is logically correct
It is an example of either a or b type:
CD a ? - b that is logically incorrect.
BA a ? b that is also logically incorrect.
DB b ? a that is also logically correct
CA - a ? b that is also logically correct
It is an example of either a or b type:
Consider CB it implies - b- a that is logically correct.
DA - it implies - a ? b that is also logically correct.
AB it implies - a ? - b that is logically incorrect.
Hence both CB and DA are correct.
The conclusion should be if Manisha ate the orange, then Rajesh did not cook.
From first two statements we can conclude: 'if the contract is valid then X would be bankrupt.' Statement 3 is 'If he goes bankrupt, then the bank will not loan him the money.' From above two statements, we have: If the contract is valid, then the bank will not loan him the money. This is reflected in option B.
This belongs to Type 3: "Unless X, Y and Z"
this statement implies that:
(~ X ? Y or Z)
(~ Y or/and ~ Z ? X) Given in option (B)
This is the situation of "If X then Y or Z" it implies that:
(i) (X ? Y or Z)
(ii) (~ Y and ~ Z ? ~ X)
(iii) (X and ~ Z ? Y)
(iv) (X and ~ Y ? Z) given in option (B)
This is of type 1:- "If X then Y and Z"
This statement implies that:
(i) (X ? Y and Z)
(ii) (~ Y or/and ~ Z ? ~ X) given in option B
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