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Statements: S ≤ T < I = M > R, A < Z ≥ O > I ≥ D Conclusion:
Statements: S ≤ T < I = M > R, A < Z ≥ O > I ≥ D Conclusion:
I. S = D
II. R ≤ D
III. Z > T
In these questions, relationships between different elements are shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions.
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