Statement: If you work hard, you will succeed in the examination. Conclusions: I. Hard work is a sufficient condition for success in the examination. II. Without hard work, one cannot succeed in the examination. Which conclusion(s) logically follow? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Explanation:
Subtitles can be for foreign language films or for accessibility. I is not necessarily true; it could be in the same language for deaf viewers. II is a direct utility, so it follows.

Explanation:
The statement represents 'If A then B' (A implies B). Therefore, if A happens, B definitely happens (Conclusion I). However, B could happen for other reasons (e.g., a festival), so B does not necessarily imply A (Conclusion II is a logical fallacy known as affirming the consequent).

Explanation:
The statement sets up a correlation between price (funds) and quality. If India is allocating funds to education, it logically follows that the intended quality would improve (I). However, the statement doesn't claim funding *alone* is sufficient without proper execution (II does not follow).