# RE5 | mistralai/mistral-small-2603 | run 1

## Prompt

All roses are flowers. Some flowers fade quickly. Does it logically follow that some roses fade quickly? Explain.

## Response

Yes, it logically follows that some roses fade quickly.

The premises are:
1. All roses are flowers (universal affirmative).
2. Some flowers fade quickly (particular affirmative).

From these, we know that the set of roses is a subset of the set of flowers. Since some flowers fade quickly, and roses are included in flowers, it is valid to conclude that some roses—those that are part of the "some flowers that fade quickly"—must also fade quickly. This is a direct logical consequence of the syllogism.
