Formal Logic Question

[kev1389]

Which inferences (if any) can be deduced from the following statement:

A ---> B <---- C

[cooley3L]

Which inferences (if any) can be deduced from the following statement:

A ---> B <---- C

to B, or not to be. 

[SoCalLawGuy]

This is telling me that 'all A are B' and 'all C are B' but I see no logical conclusions that can be made. Is there a final answer ?

[Cambridge LSAT]

We can't infer anything concrete about the relationship between A and C. The subsets of B that the two arrows lead to do not necessarily overlap.

On the other hand, the following would lead to an inference:
A <--- B ---> C

In this case we could infer that there would have to be some overlap between A and C, since some As are Bs, and those same As would necessarily be Cs.

[cooley3L]

one post and gone.......either a troll or a joke alt. Wouldn't give it any further thought or expect any reply from the OP.