Answer-Statements: G > L = H ≥ P = I; J < M = H ≤ A; K > F > I Conclusions: I. J < G II. F > M III. P = A

J H L G J G. Hence conclusion I is true. F I H M No relationship can be established between F and M. Hence conclusion II is not true. A H P A P. Hence conclusion III is not true.

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Statements: G > L = H ≥ P = I; J < M = H ≤ A; K > F

> I Conclusions: I. J < G II. F > M III. P = A In the question, assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the conclusion (s) among given three conclusions is /are definitely true and then give your answer accordingly .

A Only conclusion I is true

B Only conclusion III is true

C Either conclusion II or III is true

D Neither conclusion I nor II is true

E Both conclusions I and III are true

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