Q 2 - Statements: D<O<L<P, K>C

Conclusions:

I. D<C

II. P>C

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Q 3 - Statements: O≥K = H>I≥S≤N

Conclusions:

I. K>N

II. S<O

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In the following question some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:

A&B indicates that A is neither higher than nor equal to B

A%B indicates that A is not higher than B

A8B indicates that A is neither shorter than nor equal to B

A$B indicates that A is neither shorter nor higher than B

A@B indicates that A is not shorter than B

Now, in the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.

Q 4 - Statements: P@T, T8R, P%L

Conclusions:

I. L$T

II. L8T

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In questions 5 and 6, a relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions.

Q 5 – Statements: Y≥A≥X = Q, E≥G>Y

Conclusions:

I. G>X

II. E>Q

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Q 6 – Statements: H≥O = N>Q≥P≤M

Conclusions:

I. O>M

II. P<H

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In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:

M×N suggests that M is not higher than N

M∼N suggests that M is neither shorter than nor equal to N

M&N suggests that M is neither higher than nor equal to N

M()N suggests that M is neither shorter nor higher tha

M#N suggests that M is not shorter than N

In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.

Q 7 – Statements: Z()Y, Y∼G, G#F, F#U

Conclusions:

I. Z∼G

II. G#U

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In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:

M×N suggests that M is not higher than N

M∼N suggests that M is neither shorter than nor equal to N

M&N suggests that M is neither higher than nor equal to N

M()N suggests that M is neither shorter nor higher tha

M#N suggests that M is not shorter than N

In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.

Q 8 - Statements: A#Q, Q∼P, A×N

Conclusions:

I. N()P

II. A∼P

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In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:

Y\Z suggests that Y is not higher than Z

Y+Z suggests that Y is neither shorter than nor equal to Z

Y-Z suggests that Y is neither higher than nor equal to Z

Y∗Z suggests that Y is neither shorter nor higher than Z

Y = Z suggests that Y is not shorter than Z

In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.

Q 9 - Statements: T = H, H+K, T\O

Conclusions:

I. O∗K

II. T+K

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In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:

Y\Z suggests that Y is not higher than Z

Y+Z suggests that Y is neither shorter than nor equal to Z

Y-Z suggests that Y is neither higher than nor equal to Z

Y∗Z suggests that Y is neither shorter nor higher than Z

Y = Z suggests that Y is not shorter than Z

In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.

Q 10 - Statements: X = V, V+C, X\J

Conclusions:

I. J∗V

II. J+V

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Q 11 - Statement:  M ≥ P < H,  V > T = M Conclusions:   

I. V > P                   

II. T ≥ H

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Q 12 - Statements:     A > B = C ≥ D, V ≥ G ≤ H = D Conclusion:

I. C ≥ D        

II. A > H        

III. B ≥ G      

IV. C < V

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Q 13 - Statements: M ≤ N < L ≥ Q, R > T ≥ Q

Conclusions: 

I. R ≥ L        

II. T ≤ N        

III. L > M        

IV. R ≥ M

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Statement:    

M ≥ R < H,  A > C = M

Conclusions:   

I. A > R                     

II. C ≥ H

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Q 15 - Statements:  E = G ≥ H = N, C > F ≥ M = N Conclusions:

I. F ≥ E        

II. E ≥ M        

III. C ≥ G        

IV. C > H

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Q 16 - Statements:   B > A ≥ T > F = Y ≤ S < D

  Conclusions: 

I. F < D

II. A > S 

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Q 17 - Statements:   Y < O ≤ G ≤ K = U > L > P

  Conclusions: 

I. O = U  

II. U > O 

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Q18 - Statements:   M < T < G ≤ J = U > Y > R

  Conclusions: 

I. G < U  

II. J > R

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Q 19 - Statements:   L ≥ A ≥ C ,  K = Y ≤ C ,  H > D ≤ K ,   A > E < Y

  Conclusions: 

I. D < A   

II. A = D    

III. L > Y

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Q 20 - Statements:   M > H = A ,  X ≥ G < H ,  Y < M < P ,  G > O > K   Conclusions:   

I. P > X  

II. G < P  

III. Y < H

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Q 21 - Statements:   Y < X < W ,      Y < I > L ,     C = F < L ,    S > D > C    

Conclusions: 

I. W < I      

II. S > F      

III. I > C

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Q 22 - Statements:   X = V ≤ Y ,    Y ≥ Z < C,   X ≥ P = R,    C = M > O

  Conclusions: 

I. Y > R    

II. M < Z     

III. Y = R

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Q 23 - Statements:   U > V = C ,     T < M > H ,     X < C < T ,    U > C > Q

Conclusions:   

I. H < V     

II. M > Q     

III. U > X

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Q 24 - Statements:   M > B = S ,     Q ≥ B > F ,     H < S ≤ Q ,    M > S ≥ T

Conclusions: 

I. Q > T     

II. Q = T     

III. M > F

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Q 25 - Statements:   T = G > L ,     D > G > R  ,    P = Z < T ,     F ≥ V > R  

Conclusions: 

I. R < T     

II. F = G     

III. P < L

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