Statements: N & C, C # I, I @ L, L % Y
Conclusions: I.  C & Y                     II. L # N
Decoded statement: N > C, C ≤ I, I < L, L ≥ Y Decoded conclusion I. C > Y                         II. L ≤ N Combined Inequalities: N > C ≤ I < L ≥ Y N > C ≤ I < L ≥ Y No relationship can be established between C and Y. Hence conclusion I is not true. N > C ≤ I < L ≥ Y No relationship can be established between N and L. Hence conclusion II is not true.
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