Statements: All bus is train. Only a few bikes are train. Some bikes is not car.

Conclusions:

I. All bus being car is a possibility.

II. No bus is bikes.

Which of the conclusions logically follows from the given statements?

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Statements: All bus is train. Only a few bikes are train. Some bikes is not car.

Conclusions:

I. All bus being car is a possibility.

II. No bus is bikes.

Which of the conclusions logically follows from the given statements?

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**Solution:**

1. From the statement "All bus is train," it means every bus is included in the train category.

2. "Only a few bikes are train" indicates that some bikes overlap with trains, but not all.

3. "Some bikes is not car" means there is at least a portion of bikes that do not belong to the car category.

4. Conclusion I: "All bus being car is a possibility" — Since the statements do not deny any relation between bus and car, it is possible that all buses could be cars. Hence, conclusion I follows.

5. Conclusion II: "No bus is bikes" — The statements do not provide any direct relation between bus and bikes. Therefore, we cannot definitively conclude that no bus is a bike.

**Answer:** If only conclusion I follows.

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