Answer-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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Statements: E > F = G; H < I = F; J > I

Conclusions: I) J > G II) E < J III) H > E In the following question assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the option among the given options is/are definitely true and then give your answers accordingly.

A Either II or III is correct.

B Only conclusion I is correct.

C Neither II nor III are correct

D All conclusions are correct.

E Only conclusion I and II are correct.

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