Question
Statements: J = S ≤ A = Y > X, W ≥ J > O = B
Conclusion: I. W ≥ S II. S > B III. B < A In these questions, relationships between different elements are shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions.Solution
Explanation: Given statement: J = S ≤ A = Y > X, W ≥ J > O = B Combined statement: S = J > O = B, W ≥ J =S, B = O < J = S ≤ A = Y > X For conclusion I – W ≥ S, it follows. For conclusion II – S > B, it follows. For conclusion III – B < A, it follows.
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