Question 1
Statement: U > T > V ≥ Q = S
Conclusions:
I. T > Q
II. U > V
- AOnly II follows
- BOnly I follows
- CEither I or II follows
- DBoth I and II follow
- ENeither I nor II follows
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Answer: (D) Both I and II follow
From the statement, T > Q and U > V ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 2
Statement: W = Q > T > P ≥ V
Conclusions:
I. W > P
II. T = V
- AEither I or II follows
- BNeither I nor II follows
- COnly II follows
- DBoth I and II follow
- EOnly I follows
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Answer: (E) Only I follows
From the statement, W > P and T > V ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 3
Statement: U > R ≤ S = T = W
Conclusions:
I. S ≤ W
II. R ≤ T
- ANeither I nor II follows
- BOnly II follows
- CEither I or II follows
- DBoth I and II follow
- EOnly I follows
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Answer: (D) Both I and II follow
From the statement, S = W and R ≤ T ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 4
Statement: V < U ≥ R ≤ Q ≥ S
Conclusions:
I. U > Q
II. V > R
- AOnly II follows
- BNeither I nor II follows
- CEither I or II follows
- DBoth I and II follow
- EOnly I follows
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Answer: (B) Neither I nor II follows
From the statement, U ? Q and V ? R ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 5
Statement: R = U = T < V ≥ P
Conclusions:
I. U < P
II. R < V
- ABoth I and II follow
- BOnly I follows
- COnly II follows
- DNeither I nor II follows
- EEither I or II follows
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Answer: (C) Only II follows
From the statement, U ? P and R < V ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 6
Statement: U ≥ P ≥ V < S = Q
Conclusions:
I. V < Q
II. U < S
- ANeither I nor II follows
- BBoth I and II follow
- COnly II follows
- DOnly I follows
- EEither I or II follows
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Answer: (D) Only I follows
From the statement, V < Q and U ? S ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 7
Statement: V = Q = T < U = S
Conclusions:
I. V = T
II. T < S
- ABoth I and II follow
- BNeither I nor II follows
- COnly II follows
- DOnly I follows
- EEither I or II follows
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Answer: (A) Both I and II follow
From the statement, V = T and T < S ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 8
Statement: Q = W = T ≤ S > V
Conclusions:
I. T < V
II. W < V
- ANeither I nor II follows
- BOnly I follows
- COnly II follows
- DBoth I and II follow
- EEither I or II follows
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Answer: (A) Neither I nor II follows
From the statement, T ? V and W ? V ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 9
Statement: U < V = R < W ≥ Q
Conclusions:
I. U < W
II. R < Q
- AOnly I follows
- BBoth I and II follow
- CNeither I nor II follows
- DEither I or II follows
- EOnly II follows
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Answer: (A) Only I follows
From the statement, U < W and R ? Q ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 10
Statement: S ≤ W > P < Q = T
Conclusions:
I. W < Q
II. P < T
- AOnly II follows
- BBoth I and II follow
- CEither I or II follows
- DOnly I follows
- ENeither I nor II follows
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Answer: (A) Only II follows
From the statement, W ? Q and P < T ("?" means no definite relation).
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Question 11
Statement: T ≥ U = Q = S = V
Conclusions:
I. Q = V
II. U = S
- AOnly II follows
- BNeither I nor II follows
- COnly I follows
- DEither I or II follows
- EBoth I and II follow
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Answer: (E) Both I and II follow
From the statement, Q = V and U = S ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 12
Statement: Q ≥ U = T ≤ V = R
Conclusions:
I. Q > R
II. Q > V
- AEither I or II follows
- BNeither I nor II follows
- COnly I follows
- DOnly II follows
- EBoth I and II follow
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Answer: (B) Neither I nor II follows
From the statement, Q ? R and Q ? V ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 13
Statement: R > S = V = W > Q
Conclusions:
I. S = W
II. R > V
- AEither I or II follows
- BOnly II follows
- CNeither I nor II follows
- DOnly I follows
- EBoth I and II follow
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Answer: (E) Both I and II follow
From the statement, S = W and R > V ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 14
Statement: V ≤ Q = U < W ≤ R
Conclusions:
I. V ≤ U
II. Q < R
- AOnly I follows
- BOnly II follows
- CBoth I and II follow
- DNeither I nor II follows
- EEither I or II follows
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Answer: (C) Both I and II follow
From the statement, V ≤ U and Q < R ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 15
Statement: U ≤ W ≥ T ≥ P ≤ V
Conclusions:
I. U < V
II. U > T
- AOnly II follows
- BEither I or II follows
- COnly I follows
- DNeither I nor II follows
- EBoth I and II follow
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Answer: (D) Neither I nor II follows
From the statement, U ? V and U ? T ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 16
Statement: T ≥ S = Q < V > R
Conclusions:
I. S = V
II. S < R
- ABoth I and II follow
- BNeither I nor II follows
- COnly I follows
- DOnly II follows
- EEither I or II follows
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Answer: (B) Neither I nor II follows
From the statement, S < V and S ? R ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 17
Statement: T < P < S < W < R
Conclusions:
I. T < R
II. T < S
- AOnly I follows
- BBoth I and II follow
- CNeither I nor II follows
- DEither I or II follows
- EOnly II follows
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Answer: (B) Both I and II follow
From the statement, T < R and T < S ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 18
Statement: U ≤ T ≥ V = S > Q
Conclusions:
I. V = Q
II. U > Q
- AEither I or II follows
- BOnly II follows
- COnly I follows
- DBoth I and II follow
- ENeither I nor II follows
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Answer: (E) Neither I nor II follows
From the statement, V > Q and U ? Q ("?" means no definite relation).
Question 19
Statement: S > R ≥ T ≥ P ≥ V
Conclusions:
I. S > T
II. R ≥ P
- ANeither I nor II follows
- BBoth I and II follow
- COnly I follows
- DOnly II follows
- EEither I or II follows
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Answer: (B) Both I and II follow
From the statement, S > T and R ≥ P ("?" means no definite relation).
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