Answer-Statements: P = T < U; Y ≥ P < R; X ≤ Y > Z Conclusions: I. R < U II. Y > T

P T U Y P R X Y Z Conclusions I. R U False As U T P R II. Y T False As Y P T

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Statements: P = T < U; Y ≥ P < R; X ≤ Y >

Z Conclusions: I. R < U II. Y > T In the given questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements followed by two conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely true.

A Only I is true

B Both I and II are true

C Neither I nor II is true

D Only II is true

E Either I or II is true

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