A statement is given followed by two inferences. Assuming the statement is true, decide which of the inferences logically follows.

**Statement:** In a football match between Team-X and Team-Y, Team-Y scored a total of 5 goals, out of which 3 goals were scored by a left-footed player.

**Inferences:**
I. The left-footed player was an expert at scoring goals.
II. 60% of Team-Y's players are left-footed.

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A statement is given followed by two inferences. Assuming the statement is true, decide which of the inferences logically follows.

**Statement:** In a football match between Team-X and Team-Y, Team-Y scored a total of 5 goals, out of which 3 goals were scored by a left-footed player.

**Inferences:**
I. The left-footed player was an expert at scoring goals.
II. 60% of Team-Y's players are left-footed.

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**Solution:**

1. The statement says Team-Y scored 5 goals in total, with 3 goals scored by a left-footed player.

2. **Inference I:** "The left-footed player was an expert at scoring goals."
   - The statement only tells us the number of goals scored by the left-footed player.
   - It does not provide any information about the player's skill or expertise.
   - Therefore, this inference does not logically follow.

3. **Inference II:** "60% of Team-Y's players are left-footed."
   - The statement gives the number of goals scored by a left-footed player but does not mention the total number of players or how many are left-footed.
   - Hence, the percentage of left-footed players cannot be determined.
   - This inference also does not logically follow.

4. Since neither inference I nor II logically follows from the statement, the correct choice is "Neither I nor II follows."

**Answer:** Neither I nor II follows

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