Question
Read the given statement and conclusions carefully.
Decide which of the given conclusions is/are definitely true from the statement. Statement: J > N ≥ M > O, P ≥ L = K > J Conclusion I: P > O II: N < LSolution
P ≥ L = K > J > N ≥ M > O                           P > O. Hence conclusion I is true. L = K > J > N                                                L > N. Hence conclusion II is true.
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