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Which one of the following could be logically inferred from the given statements?

  1. Definitely False

  2. Must Be True

  3. Unrelated Fact

  4. Would Be True

The correct answer is: Must Be True

The correct answer is "Must Be True" because when a statement "must be true" in a logical reasoning question, it means that it can be logically inferred or deduced directly from the information provided in the given statements. In this case, the answer choice that "Must Be True" represents a conclusion that can be guaranteed based on the information presented. So, the information provided in the statements directly supports the inference made in the answer choice B.

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