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Answer the questions based on the information given below. If ‘>’ is denoted as ‘#’ ‘≥’ is denoted as ‘&’ ‘=’ is denoted as ‘$’ ‘≤’ is denoted as ‘%’ ‘<’ is denoted as ‘@’ Statements: L @ S $ U % N $ T; C $ E # S; O $ G # U Conclusions:
Answer the questions based on the information given below. If ‘>’ is denoted as ‘#’ ‘≥’ is denoted as ‘&’ ‘=’ is denoted as ‘$’ ‘≤’ is denoted as ‘%’ ‘<’ is denoted as ‘@’ Statements: L @ S $ U % N $ T; C $ E # S; O $ G # U Conclusions:
I. C % G
II. C # G
III. L # C
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