63. All trees are plants. But, some trees are big. So, all big things are plants. From the syllogism given above what is being violated in the rule? a. 5 b. 6 c. 7 d. 8

Context: Context: Identity which rule is violated by the given categorical syllogism from the choices provided. Animals are organic. Plants are organic. Therefore, no plant is an animal. a. Rule no. 7 b. Rule no. 6 c. Rule no. 5 d. No rule is violated

Statements:Some trees are plants.All bushes are plants.Conclusions:I. At least some trees are bushes.II. Some trees are definitely not bushes.

Statements: No plant is a tree. All trees are roots. Some branches are roots Conclusions: I. All roots being plants is a possibility II. Some roots are definitely trees III. At least some branches are definitely not trees

Statement(s):Fruits only grow on big treesSome small plants also bear fruits.Conclusions:No fruits grow on small plants.All fruits grow on big trees.Only conclusion I FollowsOnly conclusion II FollowsBoth the conclusions followNone of the conclusions follow

Statement: All trees are strong, some strong trees are wideConclusions1. All strong trees are wide2. All trees are wide and strongNeither 1 nor 2 followsOnly Conclusion 2 followsEither 1 or 2 followsBoth 1 and 2 follow