Statements: E > F = G; H < I = F; J > I
Conclusions: I) J > G
II) E < J
III) H > E
I) J > G → True (as J > I = F = G → thus we can conclude that J > G) II) E < J → False (as E > F = G = I > H; J > I = F = G → J > F = G = I > H; E > F but the clear relation between E and J cannot be determined) III) H > E → False (as E > F = G = I > H → H < E; thus, it is clear that the given conclusion is incorrect.) Hence conclusion I is correct.
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