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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowDecoding: Statements: F < G; H ≤ I; I ≥ J; J > K Conclusions: I. J ≤ G II. J > G III. I > J IV. G > K F < G; H ≤ I ≥ J > K No relationship can be established between J and G, hence, neither conclusion I nor conclusion II will follow. However, since conclusions I and II make a complementary pair, either conclusion I or conclusion II will follow. F < G; H ≤ I ≥ J > K I ≥ J . Hence, conclusion III will not follow. F < G; H ≤ I ≥ J > K No relationship can be established between G and K. hence, conclusion IV will also not follow.
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