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If It is True that 'All Humans Are Imperfect', Then Which One of the Following is Necessarily True?

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Question

Choose the most appropriate option:

If it is true that 'All humans are imperfect', then which one of the following is necessarily true?

Options

  • Every human is imperfect.

  • No humans are imperfect.

  • All imperfect beings are humans.

  • Some humans are not imperfect.

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Solution

Every human is imperfect.

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Analytical and Logical Reseasoning
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2015-2016 (May) Set 1

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