Directions:(1-10)In each of the following questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements followed by two conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
Give answer:

1.
Statements:
G > A  ≥ R ≠ S = B;  P > Q ≤  M > E ≤  D;  D < R ≠ C > T
Conclusions:
I) E < G
II) B > C

Ans: 1
I) E < G: G > A ≥ R > D ≥ E (True)
II) B > C: B = S ≠ R ≠ C (False)

2.
Statements:
L < V  ≥  M  ≥ P ≤  E;  O > G < A  ≥  K  ≥  V;  J ≤  A  ≥  R  ≥  T
Conclusions:
I) P  ≤  T
II) O > L

Ans: 4
I) P ≤ T: T ≤ A ≥ R ≥ K ≥ V ≥ M ≥ P (False)
II) O > L: O > G < A ≥ K ≥ V > L (False)

3.
Statements:
D > F ≥ H ≥ K < M;  P = R ≥ S < T ≤ B ≤ K
Conclusions:
I) D > S
II) M > T

Ans: 5
I) D > S: D > F ≥ H ≥ K ≥ B ≥ T > S (True)
II) M > T: M > K ≥ B ≥ T (True)

4.
Statements:
D ≥ R > E ≥ C > T ≤ N;  E ≤ S ≠ A < P
Conclusions:
I) P > T
II) D > S

Ans:4 
I) P > T (False)
II) D > S (False)

5.
Statements:
R > I < C = H ≤ A ≤ N;  S ≥ L ≤ P ≤ G;  M ≥ N ≤ E = P
Conclusions:
I) G ≥ C
II) I < S

Ans: 1
I) G ≥ C (True)
II) I < S (False)

6.
Statements:
H > A ≥ R ≠ D = M;  S ≤ M = T ≠ K ≥ H
Conclusions:
I) R ≥ K
II) S ≤ D

Ans: 2
I) R ≥ K (False)
II) S ≤ D (True)

7.
Statements:
P ≥ Q = R;                  Q < S ≤ T
Conclusions:
I). S > P
II). T > R

Ans: 2
I) S > P (P ≥ Q = R < S) False
II). T > R (R < S ≤ T) True

8.
Statements:
A > O ≥ P;      C < O < T
Conclusions:
I). A > C
II). P < T

Ans: 5
I). A > C (A > O > C) True
II). P < T (T > O ≥ P) True

9.
Statements:
S < R = Q ≥ V;           T = V ≥ G < U
Conclusions:
I). U > S
II). R ≥ G

Ans: 2
I). U > S (S < R = Q ≥ V = T ≥ G < U) False
II). R ≥ G (R = Q ≥ V = T ≥ G) True

10.
Statements:
G ≥ R > P = S;            P > H;        I < R
Conclusions:
I). I < S
II). G > P

Ans: 2
I). I < S (I < R > P = S) False
II). G > P (G ≥ R > P) True

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