Statement : “Do not lean out of the moving train”. A warning in the railway compartment.
Assumptions :
I. Such warning will be some effect.
II. Leaning out of the moving train is dangerous.
III. It is duty of railway authorities to take care of passengers safety
Assumptions :
I. Such warning will be some effect.
II. Leaning out of the moving train is dangerous.
III. It is duty of railway authorities to take care of passengers safety
- Only I and II are implicit
- Only II and III implicit.
- Only one (I) and III are implicit.
- I, II, III implicit
The Correct Option is D
Solution and Explanation
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