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P, Q and R are statements such that if P is true then at least one
of the following is correct : (i) Q is true, (ii) R is not true. Then
(a) if both P and Q are true then R is true
(b) if both Q and R are true then P is true
(c) if both P and R are true then Q is true
(d) none of the foregoing statements is correct.

 

Here the given answer is c but options a & b also make the given condition true i.e. either of the two statements is correct.For option a) P is true and Q is true then R is true is given statement which makes condition 1 true and condition 2 false which also holds.

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