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Statements: All Laptops are i-pods.Some PC‘s are Laptops.Conclusions:I. Some PC‘s are i-podsII. No PC is an i-pod

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Statements: All Laptops are i-pods.Some PC‘s are Laptops.Conclusions:I. Some PC‘s are i-podsII. No PC is an i-pod

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The given statements are:

  1. All Laptops are i-pods.
  2. Some PCs are Laptops.

From these statements, we can derive the following conclusions:

I. Some PCs are i-pods: This conclusion is valid. Since some PCs are Laptops and all Laptops are i-pods, it follows that some PCs must be i-pods.

II. No PC is an i-pod: This conclusion is not valid. It contradicts the first conclusion and the given statements. As we established, some PCs must be i-pods.

So, the answer is: Conclusion I is valid, Conclusion II is not valid.

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