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Question 8389 – GATE 2015 [Set-3]
December 13, 2023Deadlock
December 13, 2023GATE 2015 [Set-3]
| Question 10 |
Alexander turned his attention towards India, since he had conquered Persia. Which one of the statements below is logically valid and can inferred from the above sentence?
| Alexander would not have turned his attention towards India had he not conquered Persia | |
| Alexander was not ready to rest on his laurels, and wanted to march to India | |
| Alexander was completely in control of his army and could command it to move towards India | |
| Since Alexander’s kingdom extended to Indian borders after the conquest of Persia, he was keen to move further |
Question 10 Explanation:
Let X be “Alexander turned his attention towards India”
Y be ” he had conquered Persia”
Like that
∼X be “Alexander would not have turned his attention towards India”
then
∼Y be “he had not conquered Persis”
Answer is option A.
Y be ” he had conquered Persia”
Like that
∼X be “Alexander would not have turned his attention towards India”
then
∼Y be “he had not conquered Persis”
Answer is option A.
Correct Answer: A
Question 10 Explanation:
Let X be “Alexander turned his attention towards India”
Y be ” he had conquered Persia”
Like that
∼X be “Alexander would not have turned his attention towards India”
then
∼Y be “he had not conquered Persis”
Answer is option A.
Y be ” he had conquered Persia”
Like that
∼X be “Alexander would not have turned his attention towards India”
then
∼Y be “he had not conquered Persis”
Answer is option A.
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