Under the Competition Act, 2002 the Chairperson, if for

Statements: C > D = E ≥ G; F = G ≥ J < O

Conclusions:

I. D ≥ J

II. J < D

What should come in the place of question mark, in the given expressions to make ‘L < P’ always true?

L < N < O _?_ Q = R ≤ P = M

Which of the following will be definitely true if the given expression L > M ≥ N > O ≥ P > Q = S ≤ T > R ≤ U is definitely not true?

Statements: A ≥ B > C ≥ D < E < F < G

Conclusions: I.    A > D                       II. G > C

Statements: T @ A % S $ L © J 

Conclusions: 

 I. T % L 

II. T $ L 

III. S # J

Statement: E < F ≤ G = H, I ≥ G ≤ J ≤ K

Conclusion: I. K > E          II. H > K

Statements: Q > R ≥ V = U ≤ W > S = T ≤ X

Conclusion

I: X ≤ V

II: X > V

Statements: R < S ≤ T = U; V ≤ W = R; P > U ≥ Q

Conclusions:

I. V < T

II. P > W

III. Q < T

Statements:

A > B ≥ D > C ≤ V < L; C > Z > Q

Conclusions:

I)  B > Q

II) L < Z

Statements: E # L, L @ U, U $ N, N % K

Conclusions: I. K @ U II. K % U III. E @ U