Answer-Statements: G > H = M; N < R = H; S > R Conclusions: I. S > M II. G < S III. N > G

Given statements G H M N R H S R Conclusions I. S M True as S R H M thus we can conclude that S M II. G S False as G H M R N S R H M S H M R N G H but the clear relation between G and S cannot be determined III. N G False as G H M R N N G thus, it is clear that the given conclusion is incorrect. Hence conclusion I is correct.

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Statements: G > H = M; N < R = H; S > R

>Conclusions: I. S > M II. G < S III. N > G 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 No conclusion is correct.

B Only conclusion II is incorrect.

C Neither I nor III are correct.

D All conclusions are correct.

E Only conclusion I is correct.

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