Titan, a moon which orbits the planet Saturn, is the second largest moon in the solar system, smaller only than Ganymede, one of Jupiter's moons. Given that the statement above is true, we may logically conclude all of the following EXCEPT
A. No moon larger than Ganymede orbits planet Saturn
B. Saturn has at least one moon other than Titan
C. Exactly one moon larger than Titan orbits planet Jupiter
D. Jupiter has at least one moon other than Ganymede
Explanation: Argument এর কোথাও বলা নেই যে Saturn এর একাধিক moon আছে। Titan is a moon of Saturn, but the statement does not confirm the existence of *other* moons of Saturn.
