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Some Alphas are not Gammas.
All Betas are Gammas.
Which of the following conclusions can be deduced from the two statements above?
(A) Some Alphas are not Betas.
(B) No Gammas are Alphas.
(C) All Gammas are Betas.
(D) All Alphas are Gammas.
(E) Some Alphas are Gammas.
All Betas are Gammas.
Which of the following conclusions can be deduced from the two statements above?
(A) Some Alphas are not Betas.
(B) No Gammas are Alphas.
(C) All Gammas are Betas.
(D) All Alphas are Gammas.
(E) Some Alphas are Gammas.
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Some Alphas are not Gammas.
All Betas are Gammas.
Which of the following conclusions can be deduced from the two statements above?
(A) Some Alphas are not Betas.
Correct. Since all Beta are gamma and some Alpha are not gamma thus we can say that some Alpha are not Beta.
(B) No Gammas are Alphas.
Can't say
(C) All Gammas are Betas.
We just know the opposite. Incorrect
(D) All Alphas are Gammas.
Some Alpha are not gamma. Thus incorrect.
(E) Some Alphas are Gammas.
This is known from the passage. Thus can't be conclusion
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All Betas are Gammas.
Which of the following conclusions can be deduced from the two statements above?
(A) Some Alphas are not Betas.
Correct. Since all Beta are gamma and some Alpha are not gamma thus we can say that some Alpha are not Beta.
(B) No Gammas are Alphas.
Can't say
(C) All Gammas are Betas.
We just know the opposite. Incorrect
(D) All Alphas are Gammas.
Some Alpha are not gamma. Thus incorrect.
(E) Some Alphas are Gammas.
This is known from the passage. Thus can't be conclusion
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