All "A are B"."Some B are C".It then necessarily follows that
A)all A are C
B)some A are C
C)no A are C
D)nothing certain can be determined

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Given the premises "All A are B" and "Some B are C", it does not necessarily follow that any of the A's are also C's. The overlap between B and C does not guarantee an overlap between A and C, making it impossible to determine a specific relationship between A and C based on the given information.

All "A Are B