Question
In this question, two statements are followed by two
conclusions, numbered I and II. Find out which conclusion(s) is/are definitely true, based on the given statements. Statement: G < L ≤ Q, W = T > Q Conclusions: I. G < T                   II. W ≥ LSolution
G < T   Hence conclusion T > Q ≥ L > G I is true W ≥ L   Hence conclusion II is no relationship so II is false
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