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A statement is followed by two conclusions, I and II. Assume the statement is true and decide which conclusion(s) definitely follow(s).
Statement: P > Q ≥ R = S < T
Conclusion I: P > R
Conclusion II: T > Q
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A statement is followed by two conclusions, I and II. Assume the statement is true and decide which conclusion(s) definitely follow(s).
Statement: P > Q ≥ R = S < T
Conclusion I: P > R
Conclusion II: T > Q
A statement is followed by two conclusions, I and II. Assume the statement is true and decide which conclusion(s) definitely follow(s).
Statement: X > Y = Z ≥ W
Conclusion I: X > W
Conclusion II: Y ≥ W
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Statements: L © M, M ★ N, N δ O. Which conclusion(s) definitely follow(s)?
Conclusion I: L © N
Conclusion II: O © M
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Which symbol should replace ? in the expression M ≥ K ? L = N so that both 'M ≥ N' and 'K > N' are definitely true?
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Statements: H @ I, I # J, J % K. Which conclusion(s) definitely follow(s)?
Conclusion I: H # K
Conclusion II: K # I
In the statement below, which of the conclusions definitely follow?
Statement: B ≥ F > K = W ≤ Y
Conclusion I: B > W
Conclusion II: Y > K
In the statement below, which of the conclusions definitely follow?
Statement: E ≥ F = G ≥ H > I
Conclusion I: H = E
Conclusion II: E > H
In the statement below, which of the conclusions definitely follow?
Statement: W > Y ≥ L = O > T
Conclusion I: W > T
Conclusion II: Y > T