Consider the following statements: S1: \(A \ge B\); S2: \(C > D\); S3: \(A \ge E\); S4: \(B \ge C\); S5: \(F = B\) Which of the following conclusions is/are true? Conclusions: Q1: \(C > E\) Q2: \(E…
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Consider the following statements:
S1: ;
S2: ;
S3: ;
S4: ;
S5:
Which of the following conclusions is/are true?
Conclusions:
Q1:
Q2:
Q3:
Q4:
S1: ;
S2: ;
S3: ;
S4: ;
S5:
Which of the following conclusions is/are true?
Conclusions:
Q1:
Q2:
Q3:
Q4:
- Only Q3
- Q2 and Q3
- Q3 and Q4
- Q1, Q3 and Q4
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - Q3 and Q4
From : (Q3 true). gives (Q4 true). is related only through , so and cannot be determined. Hence Q3 and Q4.
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