Question
In this question, four statements are given in relation
between letters, three related findings i, ii and iii have been given. When you consider the statements as truth, decide which conclusions are completely true in relation to the statements. Statement: C ≤ U M ≥ T; M = A> L Conclusion: i) E> L ii) E> T iii) U> OSolution
From these statements, we can infer:
- C is less than or equal to U and less than E.
- C is equal to O, which is greater than M and greater than or equal to T.
- M is equal to A, which is greater than L.
- Based on the given statements, E is greater than C and C is equal to O, which is greater than M, and M is greater than L. So, E is indeed greater than L. Conclusion i is true.
- From the given statements, it's clear that E is greater than C and C is equal to O, which is greater than M, and M is greater than or equal to T. So, E is indeed greater than T. Conclusion ii is true.
- There is no direct comparison between U and O in the given statements. We cannot determine the relationship between U and O based on the provided information. Conclusion iii cannot be confirmed.
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