Statements:
1. Some of the languages taught in this school are English, Portuguese, Tamil and Sanskrit.
2. Neither Arabic nor French is taught in this school.
3. All languages are taught by well-qualified teachers in this school.
Conclusions:
(i) Some other languages are also taught in this school apart from English, Portuguese, Sanskrit and Tamil.
(ii) Tamil is taught by a well-qualified teacher in this school.
(iii) Either Arabic or French is taught in this school.
Logical Reasoning: Statements and Conclusions Analysis
This solution explains the logical flow from given statements to conclusions in a reasoning problem.
Statement Analysis
- Statement 1: Lists some languages taught (English, Portuguese, Tamil, Sanskrit). The phrase "Some of the languages" implies that these are not the only languages taught.
- Statement 2: Explicitly states that Arabic and French are not taught in the school.
- Statement 3: Asserts that all languages taught in the school are by well-qualified teachers.
Conclusion Evaluation
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Conclusion (i): "Some other languages are also taught in this school apart from English, Portuguese, Sanskrit and Tamil."
- Based on Statement 1 ("Some of the languages..."), the list provided is not exhaustive. Therefore, it is logical to infer that other languages might also be taught.
- This conclusion logically follows.
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Conclusion (ii): "Tamil is taught by a well-qualified teacher in this school."
- Statement 1 confirms Tamil is taught.
- Statement 3 states all taught languages are by well-qualified teachers.
- Therefore, Tamil must be taught by a well-qualified teacher.
- This conclusion logically follows.
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Conclusion (iii): "Either Arabic or French is taught in this school."
- Statement 2 directly contradicts this by stating, "Neither Arabic nor French is taught in this school."
- This conclusion does not logically follow.
Determining the Valid Conclusions
From the analysis:
- Conclusion (i) follows.
- Conclusion (ii) follows.
- Conclusion (iii) does not follow.
Therefore, only conclusions (i) and (ii) logically follow from the given statements.
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