Question
Statements: P > O ≥ D > M ≤ Y < L; M > G >
Q Conclusions: I)Â O > Q II) L < G In each of the following questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements followed by two conclusions. Find the true conclusion.Solution
I) O > Q(O ≥ D > M > G > Q) → True II) L < G(G < M ≤ Y < L) → False Only conclusion I is true
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