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Statements: All flowers are red. All red are bright. Conclusion: All flowers are bright. Does the conclusion follow?

ANo, it does not follow
BCannot be determined
COnly sometimes follows
DYes, by transitivity
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Yes, by transitivity
All flowers are red (subset). All red are bright (subset). By transitivity (categorical syllogism Barbara form): all flowers are bright. The conclusion follows.
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