Answer-Statements: L > S, O > Q, S = P, T ≥ P, O = T Conclusion: I. L ≥ Q II. Q > L

L S P T O Q No relationship can be established between Q and L but it will make a complementary pair. Hence either conclusion I or II is true.

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Statements: L > S, O > Q, S = P, T ≥ P, O = T

Conclusion: I. L ≥ Q II. Q > L In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions:

A If only conclusion I follows.

B If only conclusion II follows.

C If either conclusion I or II follows.

D If neither conclusion I nor II follows

E If both conclusion I and II follow.

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Statements: L > S, O > Q, S = P, T ≥ P, O = T

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