Hence proposed Conclusion is right.
(2)
“I admire these pictures;
When I admire anything I wish to examine it thoroughly.
I wish to examine some of these pictures thoroughly.”
Univ. “things”; m = admired by me; x = these pictures; y = things which I wish to examine thoroughly.
“All x are m; All m are y. Some x are y.” | ∴ “All x are y.” |
Hence proposed Conclusion is incomplete, the complete one being “I wish to examine all these pictures thoroughly”.
(3)
“None but the brave deserve the fair;
Some braggarts are cowards.
Some braggarts do not deserve the fair.”
Univ. “persons”; m = brave; x = deserving of the fair; y = braggarts.
“No m′ are x; Some y are m′. Some y are x′.” | ∴ “Some y are x′.” |