Answer- Statements: L > M = N > O, O > P ≥ T = R Conclusion: I. L > T II. L ≥ R

Given statement L M N O, O P T R Combined statement L M N O P T R For conclusion I - L T, it follows. For conclusion II - L R, it doesnt follows, as L R follows.

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Statements: L > M = N > O, O > P ≥ T = R

Conclusion: I. L > T II. L ≥ R In these questions, relationships between different elements are shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Give answer

A if only conclusion I follows

B if only conclusion II follows

C if either conclusion I or conclusion II follows

D if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows

E if both conclusions I and II follow

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