The correct inference is:
(C) If (i) and (ii) are true, then (iii) is true.
Explanation:
If statement (i) is true, then some roses are red. If statement (ii) is also true, then all red flowers fade quickly. Since some roses are red and all red flowers fade quickly, it logically follows that some roses must fade quickly, making (iii) true.
Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:
Option (A) is incorrect because if (ii) is false, it only means not all red flowers fade quickly, but some might, so (iii) cannot be definitively false.
Similarly, (B) is incorrect because if (ii) is false, we don't have enough information to conclude that some roses definitely fade quickly.
Option (D) is incorrect because even if (i) and (ii) are false, we cannot infer that no roses fade quickly; roses might fade for reasons unrelated to color.
Thus, the only valid inference is (C): If (i) and (ii) are true, then (iii) is true.