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If It is False that 'Animals Are Seldom Aggressive', Then Which One of T He Following Statements Conveys the Same Meaning? - Mathematics

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Question

Choose the most appropriate option:

If it is false that 'Animals are seldom aggressive', then which one of the following statements conveys the same meaning?

Options

  • All animals are always aggressive.

  • All animals are aggressive.

  • Sometimes animals are aggressive.

  • Sometimes animals are aggressive.

MCQ

Solution

Sometimes animals are aggressive.

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