No P are M.
Some S are not M.
Therefore, Some S are not P.
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If you see the diagram, the first premise is drawn by overlaping the area of M and P. This id Beacause it says "No P are M". Then they draw the second premise by putting a cross on the curve of P. now this is something I don't
Understand. They say that the conclusion is wrong. May be it's because the cross sign is on the curve. But according to the second premise, we were suppose to draw the cross outsite M-circle and somewhere inside S-circle. Then why have we drawn it right on the curve of P-circle. If we had drawn it a little right to it's actual position (popsition indicated by the red arrow) in the diagram, then the conclusion would have been correct. So, how do we know where the cross has to be drawn.
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