Only the dot guarantees an existing object. Which conclusion must follow?
Answer
B
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The rectangle is set C; circles are B and A. Which statement is false in this diagram?
Answer
D
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The rectangle is B; the smallest circle is D. Only the dot guarantees existence. I: Some A are C. II: All D are B. III: All B are A. Which follow?
Answer
D
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Choose exactly 3 of A–F. A requires B; C requires D; exactly one of B,E is chosen; F requires C; at least one of A,F is chosen. Which pair must be excluded?
Answer
A
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Exactly two switches A–D are on. Claims: A off or B on(or both); C,D same state; exactly one of A,C on; B off. Exactly 3 claims are true. Which pair is on?
Answer
C
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Exactly one of A,B holds. B requires C; C requires exactly one of D,E; D requires A; E excludes C. Which cannot hold?