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Directions: In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in different statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer given below:
Statements: M ≤ N; M > P ≥ O = H ≤ L ≤ Z
Conclusions: I. L ≥ M II. O ≤ Z- a)Only conclusion I is true
- b)Only conclusion II is true
- c)Both conclusion I and II is true
- d)Either conclusion I or II is true
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in different statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer given below:
Statements: M ≤ N; M > P ≥ O = H ≤ L ≤ Z
Conclusions: I. L ≥ M II. O ≤ Z
Statements: M ≤ N; M > P ≥ O = H ≤ L ≤ Z
Conclusions: I. L ≥ M II. O ≤ Z
a)
Only conclusion I is true
b)
Only conclusion II is true
c)
Both conclusion I and II is true
d)
Either conclusion I or II is true
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Pranab Goyal answered |
Understanding the Statements
To analyze the relationship from the given statements, let's break it down:
- M ≤ N
- M > P ≥ O = H ≤ L ≤ Z
This shows the following relationships:
1. M is less than or equal to N.
2. M is greater than P, which is greater than or equal to O.
3. O is equal to H, and both are less than or equal to L.
4. L is less than or equal to Z.
Evaluating the Conclusions
Let's examine the conclusions one by one:
Conclusion I: L ≥ M
- From the statements, we know M ≤ N and M > P ≥ O = H ≤ L.
- This means L is greater than or equal to O (which is equal to H), and since M is greater than P and P is at least equal to O, we do not have a direct relationship that proves L is definitely greater than or equal to M.
- Therefore, Conclusion I is not necessarily true.
Conclusion II: O ≤ Z
- From the relationships, we see that O = H and L ≤ Z.
- Since L is greater than or equal to O, and L is also less than or equal to Z, it follows that O (which is equal to H) must indeed be less than or equal to Z.
- Therefore, Conclusion II is true.
Final Assessment
- Based on the analysis, only Conclusion II is true.
- Thus, the correct answer is option B: Only conclusion II is true.
To analyze the relationship from the given statements, let's break it down:
- M ≤ N
- M > P ≥ O = H ≤ L ≤ Z
This shows the following relationships:
1. M is less than or equal to N.
2. M is greater than P, which is greater than or equal to O.
3. O is equal to H, and both are less than or equal to L.
4. L is less than or equal to Z.
Evaluating the Conclusions
Let's examine the conclusions one by one:
Conclusion I: L ≥ M
- From the statements, we know M ≤ N and M > P ≥ O = H ≤ L.
- This means L is greater than or equal to O (which is equal to H), and since M is greater than P and P is at least equal to O, we do not have a direct relationship that proves L is definitely greater than or equal to M.
- Therefore, Conclusion I is not necessarily true.
Conclusion II: O ≤ Z
- From the relationships, we see that O = H and L ≤ Z.
- Since L is greater than or equal to O, and L is also less than or equal to Z, it follows that O (which is equal to H) must indeed be less than or equal to Z.
- Therefore, Conclusion II is true.
Final Assessment
- Based on the analysis, only Conclusion II is true.
- Thus, the correct answer is option B: Only conclusion II is true.
If the expression, ‘M > R > Q, Q > N = J and J ≤ B < H are true then which of the following combinations will be possibly false?- a)M > J
- b)N < H
- c)J < M
- d)Q > B
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
If the expression, ‘M > R > Q, Q > N = J and J ≤ B < H are true then which of the following combinations will be possibly false?
a)
M > J
b)
N < H
c)
J < M
d)
Q > B
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Pranab Goyal answered |
Understanding the Relationships
The given inequalities are:
1. M > R > Q
2. Q > N = J
3. J ≤ B < />
From these statements, we can derive the following relationships:
- M is greater than R, which is greater than Q.
- Q is greater than both N and J (since N = J).
- J is less than or equal to B, and B is less than H.
Analyzing Each Option
Now, let’s evaluate each option to determine which combination could possibly be false.
a) M > J
- Since M > R > Q and Q > N = J, we can deduce that M > J holds true.
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- Since M > R > Q and Q > J, it follows that M > J. Thus, this statement is also true.
d) Q > B
- Here, we have Q > N (equal to J) and J ≤ B. This means Q is not necessarily greater than B, as Q could be equal to B. Therefore, this statement can potentially be false.
Conclusion
The only option that can be possibly false is option 'D' (Q > B). This is because the relationship does not guarantee that Q is greater than B; it could be equal. Thus, option 'D' is the correct answer.
The given inequalities are:
1. M > R > Q
2. Q > N = J
3. J ≤ B < />
From these statements, we can derive the following relationships:
- M is greater than R, which is greater than Q.
- Q is greater than both N and J (since N = J).
- J is less than or equal to B, and B is less than H.
Analyzing Each Option
Now, let’s evaluate each option to determine which combination could possibly be false.
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c) J < />
- Since M > R > Q and Q > J, it follows that M > J. Thus, this statement is also true.
d) Q > B
- Here, we have Q > N (equal to J) and J ≤ B. This means Q is not necessarily greater than B, as Q could be equal to B. Therefore, this statement can potentially be false.
Conclusion
The only option that can be possibly false is option 'D' (Q > B). This is because the relationship does not guarantee that Q is greater than B; it could be equal. Thus, option 'D' is the correct answer.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: A = C > B ≥ F < G ≤ H ≤ K
Conclusions: I. A < G II. B ≥ H- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Either conclusion I or II follows
- d)Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: A = C > B ≥ F < G ≤ H ≤ K
Conclusions: I. A < G II. B ≥ H
Statement: A = C > B ≥ F < G ≤ H ≤ K
Conclusions: I. A < G II. B ≥ H
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Either conclusion I or II follows
d)
Neither conclusion I nor II follows
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Target Study Academy answered |
Checking C1: A < G
We can clearly see that the signs between A and G get reversed therefore the relation between A and G cannot be formed.
Therefore, C1 does not follow.
Checking C2: B ≥ H
We can clearly see that the signs between B and H get reversed therefore the relation between B and H cannot be formed.
Therefore, C2 does not follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: N ≤ K < J; J > L > G; M < L < N
Conclusions: I. K > L II. G > M- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
- d)Both conclusions follow
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: N ≤ K < J; J > L > G; M < L < N
Conclusions: I. K > L II. G > M
Statements: N ≤ K < J; J > L > G; M < L < N
Conclusions: I. K > L II. G > M
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
d)
Both conclusions follow
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Target Study Academy answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
M < L < N ≤ K < J; J > L > G
Checking C1: K > L
Here, M < L < N ≤ K < J, so K > L.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: G > M
Here, M < L > G, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option A is correct.
M < L < N ≤ K < J; J > L > G
Checking C1: K > L
Here, M < L < N ≤ K < J, so K > L.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: G > M
Here, M < L > G, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option A is correct.
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: A ≥ N < T, U ≥ S > D, H = T ≥ V, V = D
Conclusions: I. S < T II. U ≥ V- a)If only conclusion I is true.
- b)If only conclusion II is true.
- c)If either conclusion I or II is true.
- d)If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: A ≥ N < T, U ≥ S > D, H = T ≥ V, V = D
Conclusions: I. S < T II. U ≥ V
Statements: A ≥ N < T, U ≥ S > D, H = T ≥ V, V = D
Conclusions: I. S < T II. U ≥ V
a)
If only conclusion I is true.
b)
If only conclusion II is true.
c)
If either conclusion I or II is true.
d)
If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
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Aim It Academy answered |
Given statements:
A ≥ N < T ….(i)
U ≥ S > D ….(ii)
H= T ≥ V ….(iii)
V = D ….(iv)
Combining (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv), we get
A ≥ N < T = H ≥ V = D < S ≤ U ….(v)
Check for conclusion I:
From (v), we can’t compare S and T.
Thus, S < T is not true.
Check for conclusion II:
From (V), V < U or U > V is true. But U ≥ V is not true.
Hence, option D is correct.
A ≥ N < T ….(i)
U ≥ S > D ….(ii)
H= T ≥ V ….(iii)
V = D ….(iv)
Combining (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv), we get
A ≥ N < T = H ≥ V = D < S ≤ U ….(v)
Check for conclusion I:
From (v), we can’t compare S and T.
Thus, S < T is not true.
Check for conclusion II:
From (V), V < U or U > V is true. But U ≥ V is not true.
Hence, option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: N > Y > A; P = M < N; T > N
Conclusions: I. M < Y II. P ≥ Y- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
- d)Both conclusions follow
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: N > Y > A; P = M < N; T > N
Conclusions: I. M < Y II. P ≥ Y
Statements: N > Y > A; P = M < N; T > N
Conclusions: I. M < Y II. P ≥ Y
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
d)
Both conclusions follow
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Learnpro Institute answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
P = M < N > Y > A; T > N
Checking C1: M < Y
Here, P = M < N > Y, so, no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: P ≥ Y
Here, P = M < N > Y, so, no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
But evaluating the options, in both the conclusions elements can be made same as "P = M" and also all the signs "<, >, =" can be found between them(P/M and Y). Hence, it is complementary pair.
So, either I or II can be true.
Hence, Option C is correct.
P = M < N > Y > A; T > N
Checking C1: M < Y
Here, P = M < N > Y, so, no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: P ≥ Y
Here, P = M < N > Y, so, no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
But evaluating the options, in both the conclusions elements can be made same as "P = M" and also all the signs "<, >, =" can be found between them(P/M and Y). Hence, it is complementary pair.
So, either I or II can be true.
Hence, Option C is correct.
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in the place of the question mark in the following expression to make W ≥ E true?
X ≥ E > K; O < X ? I ≤ W- a)>
- b)≤
- c)<
- d)≥
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in the place of the question mark in the following expression to make W ≥ E true?
X ≥ E > K; O < X ? I ≤ W
X ≥ E > K; O < X ? I ≤ W
a)
>
b)
≤
c)
<
d)
≥
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Target Study Academy answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
K < E ≤ X ? I ≤ W
Check options one by one
Checking Option A:
K < E ≤ X > I ≤ W; it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Checking Option B:
K < E ≤ X ≤ I ≤ W; it satisfies the given condition.
Checking Option C:
K < E ≤ X < I ≤ W; it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Checking Option D:
K < E ≤ X ≥ I ≤ W; it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Hence, Option B is correct.
K < E ≤ X ? I ≤ W
Check options one by one
Checking Option A:
K < E ≤ X > I ≤ W; it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Checking Option B:
K < E ≤ X ≤ I ≤ W; it satisfies the given condition.
Checking Option C:
K < E ≤ X < I ≤ W; it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Checking Option D:
K < E ≤ X ≥ I ≤ W; it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: M = N > P ≥ T; L > S ≥ M = A < B
Conclusions: I. T ≤ M II. L < M III. S < B- a)Only conclusion I is true
- b)Only conclusion II is true
- c)Only conclusion III is true
- d)None is true
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: M = N > P ≥ T; L > S ≥ M = A < B
Conclusions: I. T ≤ M II. L < M III. S < B
Statement: M = N > P ≥ T; L > S ≥ M = A < B
Conclusions: I. T ≤ M II. L < M III. S < B
a)
Only conclusion I is true
b)
Only conclusion II is true
c)
Only conclusion III is true
d)
None is true
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Glance Learning Institute answered |
Combining statements: M = N > P ≥ T; L > S ≥ M = A < B
Checking C1: T ≤ M
Here, M = N > P ≥ T.
So, T < M is definite true.
Therefore, T ≤ M is not true.
Checking C2: L < M
Here, L > S ≥ M.
So, L > M is definite true.
Therefore, L < M is not true.
Checking C3: S < B
Here, S ≥ M = A < B
We can clearly see that the signs between S and B get reversed therefore the relation between S and B cannot be formed.
Therefore, S < B is not true.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Checking C1: T ≤ M
Here, M = N > P ≥ T.
So, T < M is definite true.
Therefore, T ≤ M is not true.
Checking C2: L < M
Here, L > S ≥ M.
So, L > M is definite true.
Therefore, L < M is not true.
Checking C3: S < B
Here, S ≥ M = A < B
We can clearly see that the signs between S and B get reversed therefore the relation between S and B cannot be formed.
Therefore, S < B is not true.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: Which of the following set of letters when filled in the blanks from left to right will make “Q > W” definitely true?
__ ≤ __ < __ > __<- a)W, L, M, E, Q
- b)E, W, L, Q, N
- c)H, D, Q, M, W
- d)None of the above
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Which of the following set of letters when filled in the blanks from left to right will make “Q > W” definitely true?
__ ≤ __ < __ > __<
__ ≤ __ < __ > __<
a)
W, L, M, E, Q
b)
E, W, L, Q, N
c)
H, D, Q, M, W
d)
None of the above
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Target Study Academy answered |
Let us check each of the options one by one.
__ ≤ __ < __ > __<
Option A: Here, W ≤ L < M > E < Q
So, Q > W is not true.
Thus option A does not follow.
Option B: Here, E ≤ W < L > Q < N
So, Q > W is not true.
Thus option B does not follow.
Option C: Here, H ≤ D < Q > M < W
So, Q > W is not true.
Thus, option C does not follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
__ ≤ __ < __ > __<
Option A: Here, W ≤ L < M > E < Q
So, Q > W is not true.
Thus option A does not follow.
Option B: Here, E ≤ W < L > Q < N
So, Q > W is not true.
Thus option B does not follow.
Option C: Here, H ≤ D < Q > M < W
So, Q > W is not true.
Thus, option C does not follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in place of the question mark in the following expression in order to make 85 < 96 and 68 ≥ 75 definitely true?
75 = 66 ≤ 85 __ 68 < 99 < 96- a)<
- b)≤
- c)>
- d)≥
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in place of the question mark in the following expression in order to make 85 < 96 and 68 ≥ 75 definitely true?
75 = 66 ≤ 85 __ 68 < 99 < 96
75 = 66 ≤ 85 __ 68 < 99 < 96
a)
<
b)
≤
c)
>
d)
≥
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Aim It Academy answered |
Check options one by one
Checking Option A: 75 = 66 ≤ 85 < 68 < 99 < 96
Here, 85 < 96 is true but 68 ≥ 75 is not true.
Checking Option B: 75 = 66 ≤ 85 ≤ 68 < 99 < 96
Here, 85 < 96 and 68 ≥ 75 both follow.
Checking Option C: 75 = 66 ≤ 85 > 68 < 99 < 96
Here, 85 < 96 and 68 ≥ 75 both doesn't follow.
Checking Option D: 75 = 66 ≤ 85 ≥ 68 < 99 < 96
Here, 85 < 96 and 68 ≥ 75 both doesn't follow.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Checking Option A: 75 = 66 ≤ 85 < 68 < 99 < 96
Here, 85 < 96 is true but 68 ≥ 75 is not true.
Checking Option B: 75 = 66 ≤ 85 ≤ 68 < 99 < 96
Here, 85 < 96 and 68 ≥ 75 both follow.
Checking Option C: 75 = 66 ≤ 85 > 68 < 99 < 96
Here, 85 < 96 and 68 ≥ 75 both doesn't follow.
Checking Option D: 75 = 66 ≤ 85 ≥ 68 < 99 < 96
Here, 85 < 96 and 68 ≥ 75 both doesn't follow.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: S ≥ D < P = F > O > Q = X > W
Conclusions: I. S > P II. F < X III. W < P- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion III follows
- c)Only conclusion II follows
- d)None follows
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: S ≥ D < P = F > O > Q = X > W
Conclusions: I. S > P II. F < X III. W < P
Statements: S ≥ D < P = F > O > Q = X > W
Conclusions: I. S > P II. F < X III. W < P
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion III follows
c)
Only conclusion II follows
d)
None follows
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Iq Funda answered |
Given statement: S ≥ D < P = F > O > Q = X > W
Checking C1: S > P
Here, S ≥ D < P, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: F < X
Here, F > O > Q = X, so F > X is true.
So, F < X is not true.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
Checking C3: W < P
Here, P = F > O > Q = X > W, so W < P is true.
Therefore, C3 follows.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Checking C1: S > P
Here, S ≥ D < P, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: F < X
Here, F > O > Q = X, so F > X is true.
So, F < X is not true.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
Checking C3: W < P
Here, P = F > O > Q = X > W, so W < P is true.
Therefore, C3 follows.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: U ≥ T < K, B ≥ L > W, S = K ≥ V, V = W
Conclusions: I. S > T II. U ≤ V- a)If only conclusion I is true.
- b)If only conclusion II is true.
- c)If either conclusion I or II is true.
- d)If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: U ≥ T < K, B ≥ L > W, S = K ≥ V, V = W
Conclusions: I. S > T II. U ≤ V
Statements: U ≥ T < K, B ≥ L > W, S = K ≥ V, V = W
Conclusions: I. S > T II. U ≤ V
a)
If only conclusion I is true.
b)
If only conclusion II is true.
c)
If either conclusion I or II is true.
d)
If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
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Aim It Academy answered |
Given statements:
U ≥ T < K ….(i)
B ≥ L > W ….(ii)
S= K ≥ V ….(iii)
V = W ….(iv)
Combining (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv), we get
U ≥ T < K = S ≥ V = W < L ≤ B ….(v)
Check for conclusion I:
From (v), T < S or S > T is true.
Check for conclusion II:
From (v), we can’t compare U and V.
Hence, II (U ≤ V) is not true.
Hence, only I is true.
Hence, option A is correct.
U ≥ T < K ….(i)
B ≥ L > W ….(ii)
S= K ≥ V ….(iii)
V = W ….(iv)
Combining (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv), we get
U ≥ T < K = S ≥ V = W < L ≤ B ….(v)
Check for conclusion I:
From (v), T < S or S > T is true.
Check for conclusion II:
From (v), we can’t compare U and V.
Hence, II (U ≤ V) is not true.
Hence, only I is true.
Hence, option A is correct.
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: 3 ≤ 6 < 9 ≥ 8; 6 ≤ 4; 5 > 9
Conclusions: I. 6 ≥ 3 II. 8 < 5 III. 3 < 9- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Only conclusion III follows
- d)All follow
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: 3 ≤ 6 < 9 ≥ 8; 6 ≤ 4; 5 > 9
Conclusions: I. 6 ≥ 3 II. 8 < 5 III. 3 < 9
Statements: 3 ≤ 6 < 9 ≥ 8; 6 ≤ 4; 5 > 9
Conclusions: I. 6 ≥ 3 II. 8 < 5 III. 3 < 9
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Only conclusion III follows
d)
All follow
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Iq Funda answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
3 ≤ 6 < 9 ≥ 8; 6 ≤ 4; 5 > 9
Checking C1: 6 ≥ 3
Here, 3 ≤ 6
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: 8 < 5
Here, 5 > 9 ≥ 8
The common sign between 5 and 8 is ">".
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: 3 < 9
Here, 3 ≤ 6 < 9
The common sign between 3 and 9 is "<" .
Therefore, C3 follows.
Hence, Option D is correct.
3 ≤ 6 < 9 ≥ 8; 6 ≤ 4; 5 > 9
Checking C1: 6 ≥ 3
Here, 3 ≤ 6
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: 8 < 5
Here, 5 > 9 ≥ 8
The common sign between 5 and 8 is ">".
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: 3 < 9
Here, 3 ≤ 6 < 9
The common sign between 3 and 9 is "<" .
Therefore, C3 follows.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: A > W > E = K < O < J ≤ M
Conclusions: I. W > K II. M > K III. A > K- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Only conclusion III follows
- d)All conclusion follow
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: A > W > E = K < O < J ≤ M
Conclusions: I. W > K II. M > K III. A > K
Statements: A > W > E = K < O < J ≤ M
Conclusions: I. W > K II. M > K III. A > K
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Only conclusion III follows
d)
All conclusion follow
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Learnpro Institute answered |
Statements: A > W > E = K < O < J ≤ M
Checking C1: W > K
Here, W > E = K, so W > K.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: M > K
Here, K < O < J ≤ M, so, M > K.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: A > K
Here, A > W > E = K, so A > K.
Therefore, C3 follows.
Hence, all the conclusions follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Checking C1: W > K
Here, W > E = K, so W > K.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: M > K
Here, K < O < J ≤ M, so, M > K.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: A > K
Here, A > W > E = K, so A > K.
Therefore, C3 follows.
Hence, all the conclusions follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: 1 ≤ 2; 3 = 4; 1 ≥ 4; 5 > 2
Conclusions: I. 3 = 1 II. 1 > 3 III. 5 ≤ 2- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Either conclusion II or III follow
- d)Either conclusion I or II follows
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: 1 ≤ 2; 3 = 4; 1 ≥ 4; 5 > 2
Conclusions: I. 3 = 1 II. 1 > 3 III. 5 ≤ 2
Statement: 1 ≤ 2; 3 = 4; 1 ≥ 4; 5 > 2
Conclusions: I. 3 = 1 II. 1 > 3 III. 5 ≤ 2
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Either conclusion II or III follow
d)
Either conclusion I or II follows
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Aim It Academy answered |
Combining statements: 1 ≤ 2; 3 = 4; 1 ≥ 4; 5 > 2
Checking C1: 3 = 1
Here, 3 = 4 ≤ 1.
The common sign between 3 and 1 are = and ≤.
So, 3 = 1 is not definately true.
Checking C2: 1 > 3
Here, 3 = 4 ≤ 1.
The common sign between 3 and 1 are = and ≤.
So, 1 > 3 is not definitely true.
Checking C3: 5 ≤ 2
Here, 5 > 2 is definite true.
So, 5 ≤ 2 is not true.
Conclusions I and II are complementary pairs.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Checking C1: 3 = 1
Here, 3 = 4 ≤ 1.
The common sign between 3 and 1 are = and ≤.
So, 3 = 1 is not definately true.
Checking C2: 1 > 3
Here, 3 = 4 ≤ 1.
The common sign between 3 and 1 are = and ≤.
So, 1 > 3 is not definitely true.
Checking C3: 5 ≤ 2
Here, 5 > 2 is definite true.
So, 5 ≤ 2 is not true.
Conclusions I and II are complementary pairs.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Directions: In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in different statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer given below:
Statements: I = V > A < E; A > F = B ≥ H
Conclusions: I. E > B II. H < I- a)Only conclusion I is true
- b)Only conclusion II is true
- c)Both conclusion I and II is true
- d)Either conclusion I or II is true
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in different statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer given below:
Statements: I = V > A < E; A > F = B ≥ H
Conclusions: I. E > B II. H < I
Statements: I = V > A < E; A > F = B ≥ H
Conclusions: I. E > B II. H < I
a)
Only conclusion I is true
b)
Only conclusion II is true
c)
Both conclusion I and II is true
d)
Either conclusion I or II is true
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T.S Academy answered |
Combining statements: I = V > A > F = B ≥ H, E > A > F = B ≥ H
Checking C1: E > B
Here, E > A > F = B so, E > B follows.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: H < I
Here, H ≤ B = F < A < V = I so, H < I follows.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Hence, Option C is correct.
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: D ≥ G = Y ≤ T; M < G ≥ Z
Conclusions: I. D ≥ M II. T ≥ M- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
- d)Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: D ≥ G = Y ≤ T; M < G ≥ Z
Conclusions: I. D ≥ M II. T ≥ M
Statements: D ≥ G = Y ≤ T; M < G ≥ Z
Conclusions: I. D ≥ M II. T ≥ M
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
d)
Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
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Target Study Academy answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
D ≥ G = Y ≤ T; M < G ≥ Z
Checking C1: D ≥ M
Here, D ≥ G > M
The common sign between D and M are ≥ and >.
So, D ≥ M is not true.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: T ≥ M
Here, M < G = Y ≤ T
The common sign between T and M are <, = and ≤.
So, T ≥ M is not true.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
D ≥ G = Y ≤ T; M < G ≥ Z
Checking C1: D ≥ M
Here, D ≥ G > M
The common sign between D and M are ≥ and >.
So, D ≥ M is not true.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: T ≥ M
Here, M < G = Y ≤ T
The common sign between T and M are <, = and ≤.
So, T ≥ M is not true.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: K < P ≥ L > J; L < T; H ≤ J
Conclusions: I. K < T II. H < T- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
- d)Both conclusions follow
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: K < P ≥ L > J; L < T; H ≤ J
Conclusions: I. K < T II. H < T
Statements: K < P ≥ L > J; L < T; H ≤ J
Conclusions: I. K < T II. H < T
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
d)
Both conclusions follow
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Target Study Academy answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
K < P ≥ L > J; L < T; H ≤ J
Checking C1: K < T
Here, K < P ≥ L < T.
So, we can see that the opposite sign between K and T, thus no relationship can be established between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: H < T
Here, H ≤ J < L < T
The common sign between H and T is "<".
So, H < T is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Hence, Option B is correct.
K < P ≥ L > J; L < T; H ≤ J
Checking C1: K < T
Here, K < P ≥ L < T.
So, we can see that the opposite sign between K and T, thus no relationship can be established between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: H < T
Here, H ≤ J < L < T
The common sign between H and T is "<".
So, H < T is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Hence, Option B is correct.
If the expression, A > B, C < A and C ≥ D = E ≥ F are true then, which of the following combinations will be definitely true?- a)E < A
- b)F > B
- c)F < A
- d)Both A and C
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
If the expression, A > B, C < A and C ≥ D = E ≥ F are true then, which of the following combinations will be definitely true?
a)
E < A
b)
F > B
c)
F < A
d)
Both A and C
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Target Study Academy answered |
Combining statements: B < A > C ≥ D = E ≥ F
Checking Option A: E < A
Here we get the common sign between E and A as "<", hence it is true definitely.
Checking Option B: F > B
We can clearly see that the signs between F and B get reversed therefore the relation between F and B cannot be formed.
Checking Option C: F < A
B < A > C ≥ D = E ≥ F
Here, the common sign between F and A is "<"
Therefore, F < A is true definitely.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Checking Option A: E < A
Here we get the common sign between E and A as "<", hence it is true definitely.
Checking Option B: F > B
We can clearly see that the signs between F and B get reversed therefore the relation between F and B cannot be formed.
Checking Option C: F < A
B < A > C ≥ D = E ≥ F
Here, the common sign between F and A is "<"
Therefore, F < A is true definitely.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: L > W ≥ Q = G; B ≤ G < K = M
Conclusions: I. B > L II. M < W- a)Only conclusion I is true
- b)Only conclusion II is true
- c)Both conclusion I and II is true
- d)None is true
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: L > W ≥ Q = G; B ≤ G < K = M
Conclusions: I. B > L II. M < W
Statement: L > W ≥ Q = G; B ≤ G < K = M
Conclusions: I. B > L II. M < W
a)
Only conclusion I is true
b)
Only conclusion II is true
c)
Both conclusion I and II is true
d)
None is true
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Iq Funda answered |
Combining statements: L > W ≥ Q = G; B ≤ G < K = M
Checking C1: B > L
Here, B ≤ G = Q ≤ W < L.
So, B < L is definitely true.
Therefore, B > L is not true.
Checking C2: M < W
Here, W ≥ Q = G < K = M.
We can clearly see that the signs between M and W get reversed therefore the relation between M and W cannot be formed.
Therefore, M < W is not true.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Checking C1: B > L
Here, B ≤ G = Q ≤ W < L.
So, B < L is definitely true.
Therefore, B > L is not true.
Checking C2: M < W
Here, W ≥ Q = G < K = M.
We can clearly see that the signs between M and W get reversed therefore the relation between M and W cannot be formed.
Therefore, M < W is not true.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Which of the following set of letters when filled in the blanks from left to right will make T > Y definitely false?
__ = __ > ___ = ____ > ____ > ___ ≤ ____- a)B, Y, T, H, E, F, A
- b)A, H, Y, T, B, L, F
- c)T, Y, K, L, H, P, O
- d)All of the above
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Which of the following set of letters when filled in the blanks from left to right will make T > Y definitely false?
__ = __ > ___ = ____ > ____ > ___ ≤ ____
__ = __ > ___ = ____ > ____ > ___ ≤ ____
a)
B, Y, T, H, E, F, A
b)
A, H, Y, T, B, L, F
c)
T, Y, K, L, H, P, O
d)
All of the above
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Wizius Careers answered |
Check options one by one
Checking Option A: B = Y > T = H > E > F ≤ A, so T > Y is definitely false.
Checking Option B: A = H > Y = T > B > L ≤ F, so T > Y is definitely false.
Checking Option C: T = Y > K = L > H > P ≤ O, so T > Y is definitely false.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Checking Option A: B = Y > T = H > E > F ≤ A, so T > Y is definitely false.
Checking Option B: A = H > Y = T > B > L ≤ F, so T > Y is definitely false.
Checking Option C: T = Y > K = L > H > P ≤ O, so T > Y is definitely false.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: N < T ≤ K = Y = Z < L < S
Conclusions: I. N > Z II. N < Z- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Either conclusion I or II follows
- d)Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: N < T ≤ K = Y = Z < L < S
Conclusions: I. N > Z II. N < Z
Statements: N < T ≤ K = Y = Z < L < S
Conclusions: I. N > Z II. N < Z
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Either conclusion I or II follows
d)
Neither conclusion I nor II follows
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Glance Learning Institute answered |
Checking C1: N > Z
Given Statements: N < T ≤ K = Y = Z < L < S
The common sign between N and Z is <.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: N < Z
Given Statements: N < T ≤ K = Y = Z < L < S
The common sign between N and Z is <.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Directions: In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in different statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer given below:
Statements: B ≤ Y; D ≥ E = B; Y ≤ S ≤ L
Conclusions: I. E < Y II. E = Y- a)Only conclusion I is true
- b)Only conclusion II is true
- c)Both conclusion I and II is true
- d)Either conclusion I or II is true
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in different statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer given below:
Statements: B ≤ Y; D ≥ E = B; Y ≤ S ≤ L
Conclusions: I. E < Y II. E = Y
Statements: B ≤ Y; D ≥ E = B; Y ≤ S ≤ L
Conclusions: I. E < Y II. E = Y
a)
Only conclusion I is true
b)
Only conclusion II is true
c)
Both conclusion I and II is true
d)
Either conclusion I or II is true
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Spectrum Coaching Institute answered |
Combining statements: B ≤ Y; D ≥ E = B; Y ≤ S ≤ L
Checking C1: E < Y
Here, E = B ≤ Y, so E < Y is a doubtful case.
Checking C2: E = Y
Here, E = B ≤ Y, so E = Y is a doubtful case.
Thus, either conclusion I or II follows.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Checking C1: E < Y
Here, E = B ≤ Y, so E < Y is a doubtful case.
Checking C2: E = Y
Here, E = B ≤ Y, so E = Y is a doubtful case.
Thus, either conclusion I or II follows.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: K > J; D < V, V < J; D = N ≥ M; H > G < M
Conclusions: I. H > D II. G < K III. H < M- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion III follows
- c)Only conclusion II follows
- d)Both conclusions I and II follow
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: K > J; D < V, V < J; D = N ≥ M; H > G < M
Conclusions: I. H > D II. G < K III. H < M
Statements: K > J; D < V, V < J; D = N ≥ M; H > G < M
Conclusions: I. H > D II. G < K III. H < M
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion III follows
c)
Only conclusion II follows
d)
Both conclusions I and II follow
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Learning Education answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
K > J > V > D = N ≥ M > G < H
Checking C1: H > D
Here, D = N ≥ M > G < H, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: G < K
Here, K > J > V > D = N ≥ M > G, so G < K.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: H < M
Here, H > G < M, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C3 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option C is correct.
K > J > V > D = N ≥ M > G < H
Checking C1: H > D
Here, D = N ≥ M > G < H, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: G < K
Here, K > J > V > D = N ≥ M > G, so G < K.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: H < M
Here, H > G < M, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C3 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option C is correct.
Direction: Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank spaces respectively (in the same order from left to right) in order to complete the given expression in such a manner that ‘G > L’ definitely holds true?
L _ O _ D _ I _ N _ G- a)≥, =, <, ≤, <
- b)>, >, =, ≤, <
- c)≤, ≤, =, ≤, <
- d)=, ≤, <, <, >
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank spaces respectively (in the same order from left to right) in order to complete the given expression in such a manner that ‘G > L’ definitely holds true?
L _ O _ D _ I _ N _ G
L _ O _ D _ I _ N _ G
a)
≥, =, <, ≤, <
b)
>, >, =, ≤, <
c)
≤, ≤, =, ≤, <
d)
=, ≤, <, <, >
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T.S Academy answered |
L ≤ O ≤ D = I ≤ N < G
≤, ≤, =, ≤, < symbols are sufficient to make G > L definitely true.
Hence, Option C is correct.
≤, ≤, =, ≤, < symbols are sufficient to make G > L definitely true.
Hence, Option C is correct.
Direction: Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank space to complete the given expression in such a manner that ‘C ≥ U’ definitely holds true?
B ≥ U > O; K < B ___ Q ≤ C- a)>
- b)≤
- c)≥
- d)<
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank space to complete the given expression in such a manner that ‘C ≥ U’ definitely holds true?
B ≥ U > O; K < B ___ Q ≤ C
B ≥ U > O; K < B ___ Q ≤ C
a)
>
b)
≤
c)
≥
d)
<
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Aim It Academy answered |
B ≥ U > O; K < B ___ Q ≤ C
On combining,
O < U ≤ B ____ Q ≤ C
Replacing the signs of option A in the given inequality,
O < U ≤ B > Q ≤ C
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option B in the given inequality,
O < U ≤ B ≤ Q ≤ C
It satisfies the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option C in the given inequality,
O < U ≤ B ≥ Q ≤ C
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option D in the given inequality,
O < U ≤ B < Q ≤ C
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Hence, Option B is correct.
On combining,
O < U ≤ B ____ Q ≤ C
Replacing the signs of option A in the given inequality,
O < U ≤ B > Q ≤ C
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option B in the given inequality,
O < U ≤ B ≤ Q ≤ C
It satisfies the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option C in the given inequality,
O < U ≤ B ≥ Q ≤ C
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option D in the given inequality,
O < U ≤ B < Q ≤ C
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Direction: Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank space to complete the given expression in such a manner that ‘N < T’ definitely holds true?
T = H ≥ S; N ? L ≤ S- a)<
- b)≤
- c)≥
- d)>
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank space to complete the given expression in such a manner that ‘N < T’ definitely holds true?
T = H ≥ S; N ? L ≤ S
T = H ≥ S; N ? L ≤ S
a)
<
b)
≤
c)
≥
d)
>
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Iq Funda answered |
T = H ≥ S; N ? L ≤ S
On combining,
N ? L ≤ S ≤ H = T
Replacing the signs of option A in the given inequality,
N < L ≤ S ≤ H = T
It satisfies the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option B in the given inequality,
N ≤ L ≤ S ≤ H = T
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option C in the given inequality,
N ≥ L ≤ S ≤ H = T
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option A in the given inequality,
N > L ≤ S ≤ H = T
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Hence, Option A is correct.
On combining,
N ? L ≤ S ≤ H = T
Replacing the signs of option A in the given inequality,
N < L ≤ S ≤ H = T
It satisfies the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option B in the given inequality,
N ≤ L ≤ S ≤ H = T
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option C in the given inequality,
N ≥ L ≤ S ≤ H = T
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Replacing the signs of option A in the given inequality,
N > L ≤ S ≤ H = T
It doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Hence, Option A is correct.
Which of the following set of letters when filled in the blanks from left to right will make 9 < 4 definitely true?
__ < ___ > ____ > ___- a)4, 7, 8, 9
- b)7, 4, 8, 9
- c)9, 8, 4, 7
- d)4, 7, 9, 8
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Which of the following set of letters when filled in the blanks from left to right will make 9 < 4 definitely true?
__ < ___ > ____ > ___
__ < ___ > ____ > ___
a)
4, 7, 8, 9
b)
7, 4, 8, 9
c)
9, 8, 4, 7
d)
4, 7, 9, 8
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Iq Funda answered |
Check options one by one
Checking Option A: 4 < 7 > 8 > 9, 9 < 4 is not definately true.
Checking Option B: 7 < 4 > 8 > 9, 9 < 4 is true.
Checking Option C: 9 < 8 > 4 > 7, 9 < 4 is not definately true.
Checking Option D: 4 < 7 > 9 > 8, 9 < 4 is not definately true.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Checking Option A: 4 < 7 > 8 > 9, 9 < 4 is not definately true.
Checking Option B: 7 < 4 > 8 > 9, 9 < 4 is true.
Checking Option C: 9 < 8 > 4 > 7, 9 < 4 is not definately true.
Checking Option D: 4 < 7 > 9 > 8, 9 < 4 is not definately true.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: X ≤ W > L; K < Y ≤ X; S < W ≤ T < U
Conclusions: I. K < W II. U > Y III. S < L- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion III follows
- c)Only conclusion II follows
- d)Both conclusions I and II follow
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: X ≤ W > L; K < Y ≤ X; S < W ≤ T < U
Conclusions: I. K < W II. U > Y III. S < L
Statements: X ≤ W > L; K < Y ≤ X; S < W ≤ T < U
Conclusions: I. K < W II. U > Y III. S < L
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion III follows
c)
Only conclusion II follows
d)
Both conclusions I and II follow
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Target Study Academy answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
K < Y ≤ X ≤ W > L; S < W ≤ T < U
Checking C1: K < W
Here, K < Y ≤ X ≤ W, so K < W is true.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: U > Y
Here, Y ≤ X ≤ W ≤ T < U, so U > Y is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: S < L
Here, S < W > L, so S < L is not true.
Therefore, C3 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
K < Y ≤ X ≤ W > L; S < W ≤ T < U
Checking C1: K < W
Here, K < Y ≤ X ≤ W, so K < W is true.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: U > Y
Here, Y ≤ X ≤ W ≤ T < U, so U > Y is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: S < L
Here, S < W > L, so S < L is not true.
Therefore, C3 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: C < B ≤ D; F < E ≤ C > G; F > H ≥ I
Conclusions: I. D > G II. B > F III. I < C- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion III follows
- c)Only conclusion II follows
- d)All follows
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: C < B ≤ D; F < E ≤ C > G; F > H ≥ I
Conclusions: I. D > G II. B > F III. I < C
Statements: C < B ≤ D; F < E ≤ C > G; F > H ≥ I
Conclusions: I. D > G II. B > F III. I < C
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion III follows
c)
Only conclusion II follows
d)
All follows
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Aim It Academy answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
I ≤ H < F < E ≤ C > G; G < C < B ≤ D
Checking C1: D > G
Here, G < C < B ≤ D, so D > G is true.
Therefore, C1 follows
Checking C2: B > F
Here, B > C ≥ E > F, so, B > F is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: I < C
Here, I ≤ H < F < E ≤ C, so I < C is true.
Therefore, C3 follows.
Hence, Option E is correct.
I ≤ H < F < E ≤ C > G; G < C < B ≤ D
Checking C1: D > G
Here, G < C < B ≤ D, so D > G is true.
Therefore, C1 follows
Checking C2: B > F
Here, B > C ≥ E > F, so, B > F is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: I < C
Here, I ≤ H < F < E ≤ C, so I < C is true.
Therefore, C3 follows.
Hence, Option E is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: 124 > 343 = 149 ≥ 248; 149 < 328 ≤ 510; 510 > 320 < 620
Conclusions: I. 343 < 510 II. 620 < 328- a)Only conclusion I is true
- b)Only conclusion II is true
- c)Both conclusion I and II is true
- d)Either conclusion I or II is true
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statement: 124 > 343 = 149 ≥ 248; 149 < 328 ≤ 510; 510 > 320 < 620
Conclusions: I. 343 < 510 II. 620 < 328
Statement: 124 > 343 = 149 ≥ 248; 149 < 328 ≤ 510; 510 > 320 < 620
Conclusions: I. 343 < 510 II. 620 < 328
a)
Only conclusion I is true
b)
Only conclusion II is true
c)
Both conclusion I and II is true
d)
Either conclusion I or II is true
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Glance Learning Institute answered |
Combining statements: 124 > 343 = 149 ≥ 248; 149 < 328 ≤ 510; 510 > 320 < 620
Checking C1: 343 < 510
Here, 343 = 149 < 328 ≤ 510
The common sign between 343 and 510 is =, < and ≤.
Therefore, 343 < 510 is true.
Checking C2: 620 < 328
Here, 328 ≤ 510 > 320 < 620.
We can clearly see that the signs between 620 and 328 get reversed therefore the relation between 620 and 328 cannot be formed.
Therefore, 620 < 328 is not true.
Hence, Option A is correct.
Checking C1: 343 < 510
Here, 343 = 149 < 328 ≤ 510
The common sign between 343 and 510 is =, < and ≤.
Therefore, 343 < 510 is true.
Checking C2: 620 < 328
Here, 328 ≤ 510 > 320 < 620.
We can clearly see that the signs between 620 and 328 get reversed therefore the relation between 620 and 328 cannot be formed.
Therefore, 620 < 328 is not true.
Hence, Option A is correct.
Directions: In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in different statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer given below:
Statements: 1 > 2 < 4; 3 = 5 ≥ 7 > 2
Conclusions: I. 1 > 4 II. 4 > 3- a)Only conclusion I is true
- b)Only conclusion II is true
- c)Both conclusion I and II is true
- d)None is true
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in different statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer given below:
Statements: 1 > 2 < 4; 3 = 5 ≥ 7 > 2
Conclusions: I. 1 > 4 II. 4 > 3
Statements: 1 > 2 < 4; 3 = 5 ≥ 7 > 2
Conclusions: I. 1 > 4 II. 4 > 3
a)
Only conclusion I is true
b)
Only conclusion II is true
c)
Both conclusion I and II is true
d)
None is true
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T.S Academy answered |
Combining statements: 1 > 2 < 4; 3 = 5 ≥ 7 > 2
Checking C1: 1 > 4
Here, 1 > 2 < 4
We can clearly see that the signs between 1 and 4 get reversed therefore the relation between 1 and 4 cannot be formed.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: 4 > 3
Here, 3 = 5 ≥ 7 > 2 < 4
We can clearly see that the signs between 4 and 3 get reversed therefore the relation between 4 and 3 cannot be formed.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
If the expression, ‘A ≥ B; J > E; O < F = A; B > J’ are definitely true then which of the following combinations will possibly false?- a)F > J
- b)A > E
- c)Both A and B
- d)B > O
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
If the expression, ‘A ≥ B; J > E; O < F = A; B > J’ are definitely true then which of the following combinations will possibly false?
a)
F > J
b)
A > E
c)
Both A and B
d)
B > O
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Wizius Careers answered |
Given statements: A ≥ B; J > E; O < F = A; B > J
On combining the statements:
O < F = A ≥ B> J > E
Checking Option A:
F > J is true.
Checking Option B:
A > E is true.
Checking Option D:
B > O is not true because of opposite sign between them.
Hence, Option D is correct.
On combining the statements:
O < F = A ≥ B> J > E
Checking Option A:
F > J is true.
Checking Option B:
A > E is true.
Checking Option D:
B > O is not true because of opposite sign between them.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: J > M ≥ K; S < L ≤ J; R < M ≤ G
Conclusions: I. S < M II. G ≥ K III. M < L- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion III follows
- c)Both conclusions I and II follow
- d)Only conclusion II follows
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: J > M ≥ K; S < L ≤ J; R < M ≤ G
Conclusions: I. S < M II. G ≥ K III. M < L
Statements: J > M ≥ K; S < L ≤ J; R < M ≤ G
Conclusions: I. S < M II. G ≥ K III. M < L
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion III follows
c)
Both conclusions I and II follow
d)
Only conclusion II follows
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Iq Funda answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
S < L ≤ J > M ≥ K; R < M ≤ G
Checking C1: S < M
Here, S < L ≤ J > M, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: G ≥ K
Here, G ≥ M ≥ K, so G ≥ K is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: M < L
Here, L ≤ J > M, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C3 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
S < L ≤ J > M ≥ K; R < M ≤ G
Checking C1: S < M
Here, S < L ≤ J > M, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: G ≥ K
Here, G ≥ M ≥ K, so G ≥ K is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: M < L
Here, L ≤ J > M, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C3 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: B < H ≥ E ; E < T > A; D > N ≤ T
Conclusions: I. H < T II.A > B- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Either conclusion I or II follows
- d)Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: B < H ≥ E ; E < T > A; D > N ≤ T
Conclusions: I. H < T II.A > B
Statements: B < H ≥ E ; E < T > A; D > N ≤ T
Conclusions: I. H < T II.A > B
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Either conclusion I or II follows
d)
Neither conclusion I nor II follows
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Glance Learning Institute answered |
From the given statements we have,
B < H ≥ E < T > A; D > N ≤ T
Conclusion I: H < T
Here, we get reverse sign between H and T, so Conclusion I does not follow.
Conclusion II: A > B
Here, we get reverse sign between A and B, so Conclusion II does not follow.
So, neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Hence option D is correct.
B < H ≥ E < T > A; D > N ≤ T
Conclusion I: H < T
Here, we get reverse sign between H and T, so Conclusion I does not follow.
Conclusion II: A > B
Here, we get reverse sign between A and B, so Conclusion II does not follow.
So, neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Hence option D is correct.
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in the place of the question mark in the following expression to make E > L and D < F true?
U = L ? I ≤ D ? Q = E ≤ F- a)<, ≥
- b)<, <
- c)>, ≤
- d)≤, ≥
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in the place of the question mark in the following expression to make E > L and D < F true?
U = L ? I ≤ D ? Q = E ≤ F
U = L ? I ≤ D ? Q = E ≤ F
a)
<, ≥
b)
<, <
c)
>, ≤
d)
≤, ≥
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Wizius Careers answered |
Given statement: U = L ? I ≤ D ? Q = E ≤ F
Check options one by one
Checking Option A: U = L < I ≤ D ≥ Q = E ≤ F, it doesn’t satisfy the given conditions.
Checking Option B: U = L < I ≤ D < Q = E ≤ F, it satisfies the given conditions.
Checking Option C: U = L > I ≤ D ≤ Q = E ≤ F, it doesn’t satisfy the given conditions.
Checking Option D: U = L ≤ I ≤ D ≥ Q = E ≤ F, it doesn’t satisfy the given conditions.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Check options one by one
Checking Option A: U = L < I ≤ D ≥ Q = E ≤ F, it doesn’t satisfy the given conditions.
Checking Option B: U = L < I ≤ D < Q = E ≤ F, it satisfies the given conditions.
Checking Option C: U = L > I ≤ D ≤ Q = E ≤ F, it doesn’t satisfy the given conditions.
Checking Option D: U = L ≤ I ≤ D ≥ Q = E ≤ F, it doesn’t satisfy the given conditions.
Hence, Option B is correct.
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in place of the question mark in the following expression in order to make K < J and I ≥ H definitely true?
K = H ___ G ≤ I < J- a)<
- b)≤
- c)=
- d)Either ≤ or =
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in place of the question mark in the following expression in order to make K < J and I ≥ H definitely true?
K = H ___ G ≤ I < J
K = H ___ G ≤ I < J
a)
<
b)
≤
c)
=
d)
Either ≤ or =
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Wizius Careers answered |
Check options one by one
Checking Option A:
K = H < G ≤ I < J
Here, K < J is true but I ≥ H is not true because it make definite relation I < H.
Checking Option B:
K = H ≤ G ≤ I < J
Here, K < J and I ≥ H both follow.
Checking Option C:
K = H = G ≤ I < J
Here, K < J and I ≥ H both follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Checking Option A:
K = H < G ≤ I < J
Here, K < J is true but I ≥ H is not true because it make definite relation I < H.
Checking Option B:
K = H ≤ G ≤ I < J
Here, K < J and I ≥ H both follow.
Checking Option C:
K = H = G ≤ I < J
Here, K < J and I ≥ H both follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: E = H > A ≥ W < C = Y; A > J
Conclusions: I. H > J II. W < E III. E < C- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion III follows
- c)Only conclusion II follows
- d)Both conclusions I and II follow
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: E = H > A ≥ W < C = Y; A > J
Conclusions: I. H > J II. W < E III. E < C
Statements: E = H > A ≥ W < C = Y; A > J
Conclusions: I. H > J II. W < E III. E < C
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion III follows
c)
Only conclusion II follows
d)
Both conclusions I and II follow
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Iq Funda answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
E = H > A ≥ W < C = Y; A > J
Checking C1: H > J
Here, H > A > J, so H > J is true.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: W < E
Here, E = H > A ≥ W, so W < E is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: E < C
Here, E = H > A ≥ W < C, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C3 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
E = H > A ≥ W < C = Y; A > J
Checking C1: H > J
Here, H > A > J, so H > J is true.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: W < E
Here, E = H > A ≥ W, so W < E is true.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Checking C3: E < C
Here, E = H > A ≥ W < C, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C3 doesn’t follow.
Hence, Option D is correct.
In which of the following expressions will make the expression R < O be definitely true?- a)O < T > R ≥ U
- b)O ≥ U = R < H
- c)S < O < G = R
- d)R = C < T < O
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
In which of the following expressions will make the expression R < O be definitely true?
a)
O < T > R ≥ U
b)
O ≥ U = R < H
c)
S < O < G = R
d)
R = C < T < O
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T.S Academy answered |
Check options one by one
Checking Option A: O < T > R ≥ U
We can clearly see that the signs between R and O get reversed therefore the relation between R and O cannot be formed.
Checking Option B: O ≥ U = R < H
We can clearly see that R ≤ O.
So, R < O is not true.
Checking Option C: S < O < G = R
We can clearly see that R > O.
So, R < O is not true.
Checking Option D: R = C < T < O
We can clearly see that R < O is definitely true.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Checking Option A: O < T > R ≥ U
We can clearly see that the signs between R and O get reversed therefore the relation between R and O cannot be formed.
Checking Option B: O ≥ U = R < H
We can clearly see that R ≤ O.
So, R < O is not true.
Checking Option C: S < O < G = R
We can clearly see that R > O.
So, R < O is not true.
Checking Option D: R = C < T < O
We can clearly see that R < O is definitely true.
Hence, Option D is correct.
If the expression, ‘B > A; G < E > T; T ≥ B’ are definitely true then which of the following combinations will be possibly false?- a)E > A
- b)T > A
- c)G > B
- d)Both conclusions B and C
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
If the expression, ‘B > A; G < E > T; T ≥ B’ are definitely true then which of the following combinations will be possibly false?
a)
E > A
b)
T > A
c)
G > B
d)
Both conclusions B and C
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Wizius Careers answered |
Given statement: B > A; G < E > T; T ≥ B
On combining the statements,
G < E > T ≥ B > A
Checking Option A:
E > A is true.
Checking Option B:
T > A is true.
Checking Option C:
G > B is not true because of opposite sign between them.
Hence, Option C is correct.
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: K ≥ U > C, A < T ≤ S, C = R > A
Conclusions: I. C ≤ S II. T ≥ U- a)If only conclusion I is true.
- b)If only conclusion II is true.
- c)If either conclusion I or II is true.
- d)If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements: K ≥ U > C, A < T ≤ S, C = R > A
Conclusions: I. C ≤ S II. T ≥ U
Statements: K ≥ U > C, A < T ≤ S, C = R > A
Conclusions: I. C ≤ S II. T ≥ U
a)
If only conclusion I is true.
b)
If only conclusion II is true.
c)
If either conclusion I or II is true.
d)
If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
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Iq Funda answered |
Given Statements:
K ≥ U > C ….(i)
A < T ≤ S ….(ii)
C = R > A ….(iii)
Combining (i), (ii) and (iii), we get
K ≥ U > C = R > A < T ≤ S ….(iv)
Check for conclusion I:
From (iv), we can’t compare C and S.
Thus, C ≤ S is not true.
Check for conclusion II:
From (iv), we can’t compare T and U.
Thus, T ≥ U is not true.
Hence, neither I nor II is true.
Hence, option D is correct.
K ≥ U > C ….(i)
A < T ≤ S ….(ii)
C = R > A ….(iii)
Combining (i), (ii) and (iii), we get
K ≥ U > C = R > A < T ≤ S ….(iv)
Check for conclusion I:
From (iv), we can’t compare C and S.
Thus, C ≤ S is not true.
Check for conclusion II:
From (iv), we can’t compare T and U.
Thus, T ≥ U is not true.
Hence, neither I nor II is true.
Hence, option D is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.Statements: E > L > V > M = N < T < H
Conclusions: I. E > M II. M < H- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Either conclusion I or II follows
- d)Both conclusions I and II follow
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: E > L > V > M = N < T < H
Conclusions: I. E > M II. M < H
Conclusions: I. E > M II. M < H
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Either conclusion I or II follows
d)
Both conclusions I and II follow
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Glance Learning Institute answered |
Checking C1: E > M
Given Statements: E > L > V > M = N < T < H
The common sign between E and M is >.
Therefore, C1 follows.
Checking C2: M < H
Given Statements: E > L > V > M = N < T < H
The common sign between M and H is <.
Therefore, C2 follows.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in the place of the question mark in the following expression to make N < H true?
H = T ≥ I; N ? P ≤ I- a)<
- b)≤
- c)>
- d)≥
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Which of the following symbol(s) should be placed in the place of the question mark in the following expression to make N < H true?
H = T ≥ I; N ? P ≤ I
H = T ≥ I; N ? P ≤ I
a)
<
b)
≤
c)
>
d)
≥
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Aim It Academy answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
N ? P ≤ I ≤ T = H
Check options one by one
Checking Option A:
N < P ≤ I ≤ T = H, it satisfies the given condition.
Checking Option B:
N ≤ P ≤ I ≤ T = H, it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Checking Option C:
N > P ≤ I ≤ T = H, it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Checking Option D:
N ≥ P ≤ I ≤ T = H, it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Hence, Option A is correct.
N ? P ≤ I ≤ T = H
Check options one by one
Checking Option A:
N < P ≤ I ≤ T = H, it satisfies the given condition.
Checking Option B:
N ≤ P ≤ I ≤ T = H, it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Checking Option C:
N > P ≤ I ≤ T = H, it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Checking Option D:
N ≥ P ≤ I ≤ T = H, it doesn’t satisfy the given condition.
Hence, Option A is correct.
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: X ≤ F > M = Y ≤ R ≤ P, J ≥ F
Conclusions: I. J = X II. J > X III. X > R- a)Only conclusion I follows
- b)Only conclusion II follows
- c)Only conclusion III follows
- d)Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Direction: In the following question, assume the given information to be true and mark the appropriate options.
Statements: X ≤ F > M = Y ≤ R ≤ P, J ≥ F
Conclusions: I. J = X II. J > X III. X > R
Statements: X ≤ F > M = Y ≤ R ≤ P, J ≥ F
Conclusions: I. J = X II. J > X III. X > R
a)
Only conclusion I follows
b)
Only conclusion II follows
c)
Only conclusion III follows
d)
Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
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Aim It Academy answered |
By combining all the statements we get:
X ≤ F > M = Y ≤ R ≤ P, J ≥ F
Checking C1: J = X
Here, J ≥ F ≥ X, so J = X is not true.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: J > X
Here, J ≥ F ≥ X, so J > X is not true.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
Checking C3: X > R
Here, X ≤ F > M = Y ≤ R, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C3 doesn't follow.
But evaluating the options either I or II can be true.
Hence, Option D is correct.
X ≤ F > M = Y ≤ R ≤ P, J ≥ F
Checking C1: J = X
Here, J ≥ F ≥ X, so J = X is not true.
Therefore, C1 doesn’t follow.
Checking C2: J > X
Here, J ≥ F ≥ X, so J > X is not true.
Therefore, C2 doesn’t follow.
Checking C3: X > R
Here, X ≤ F > M = Y ≤ R, so no relation is possible because of opposite sign between them.
Therefore, C3 doesn't follow.
But evaluating the options either I or II can be true.
Hence, Option D is correct.
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements:
E = F < G < H; G ≥ I
Conclusions:
I. H > I II. E > I- a)If only conclusion I is true.
- b)If only conclusion II is true.
- c)If either conclusion I or II is true.
- d)If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of information given below.
Statements:
E = F < G < H; G ≥ I
Conclusions:
I. H > I II. E > I
Statements:
E = F < G < H; G ≥ I
Conclusions:
I. H > I II. E > I
a)
If only conclusion I is true.
b)
If only conclusion II is true.
c)
If either conclusion I or II is true.
d)
If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
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Glance Learning Institute answered |
Given statements:
E = F < G < H …. (i)
G ≥ I …. (ii)
From (i) and (ii), we get
I ≤ G < H …. (iii)
Thus, I < H or H > I is true.
Again, from (i) and (ii), we get
E = F < G ≥ I …. (iv)
We can’t compare E and I. Hence, E > I is not true.
Hence, only conclusion I is true.
Hence, option A correct.
E = F < G < H …. (i)
G ≥ I …. (ii)
From (i) and (ii), we get
I ≤ G < H …. (iii)
Thus, I < H or H > I is true.
Again, from (i) and (ii), we get
E = F < G ≥ I …. (iv)
We can’t compare E and I. Hence, E > I is not true.
Hence, only conclusion I is true.
Hence, option A correct.
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