Question
Statements: E ≤ F = G ≤ H = I, M < L ≤ G = K ≥
J Conclusion: I. I ≤ L II. I > M III. E ≥ JSolution
Explanation: Given statement: E ≤ F = G ≤ H = I, M < L ≤ G = K ≥ J Combined statement: E ≤ F = G = K ≥ J, I = H ≥ G ≥ L > M, E ≤ F = G = K ≥ J For conclusion I - I ≤ L, as I ≥ L, it doesn’t follows. For conclusion II - I > M, it follows. For conclusion III - E ≥ J, there is no relation between E and J, it doesn’t follows.
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