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Statements: M > H = A, X ≥ G < H, Y < M < P, G > O > K
Conclusions: P > X, G < P, Y < H
All the conclusions follow
Either conclusion I or II follows
Only conclusion I and III follow
Only conclusion II follows
None of the conclusions follows
Statements: M > H = A, X ≥ G < H, Y < M < P, G > O > K Conclusions: P > X, G < P, Y < H For conclusion I: P > X From statements II and III, we get: X ≥ G < H < M < P Here, we can see the opposite sign between P and X, thus no relationship can be established between them. Thus conclusion I does not follow. For conclusion II: G < P From statements I, II and III, we get: G < H < M < P Here, the common sign between G and P is ‘< ’. Hence G < P. Hence conclusion II follows. For conclusion III: Y < H From statements I and III, we get: Y < M > H Here, we can see the opposite sign between Y and H, thus no relationship can be established between them. Thus conclusion III does not follow. Therefore only conclusion II follows. Hence option D is correct.
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