Statement Like a mad man, I decided to follow him, Assumptions I. I am not a mad man. II. I am a mad man.

if only Assumption I is implicit
if either Assumption I or II is implicit
if only Assumption II is implicit
if neither Assumption I nor II is implicit

Correct Answer: if only Assumption I is implicit

Explanation:

If I say that I do something madly, that does not mean that I am actually mad, In fact, It means that I was out of senses while doing that act but otherwise, I am fine. A mad man will definitely not say that "I chased him like a mad Man" Hence, I is implicit but II is not.

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