alleryDoes 'Some S are P' guarantee that 'Some S are not P' is true?
AOnly when S is empty
BYes, in every case
CNo, not necessarily
DOnly when P is empty
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No, not necessarily
Since some includes all, every S may be P and then no S is outside P.
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