Directions:(1-8) In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions.
Give Answer
1.
Statement: H > K ≥ J ≥ G > D; K < T < L; J > M ≥ W
Conclusion:
I). W < K
II). L > H
2.
Statement: P > H > D = Y ≤ S; H < R ≤ Q; S ≤ D < B
Conclusion:
I). B > P
II). Y < Q
3.
Statement: Q≥L>F≥W; G>P≥L≤S
Conclusion:
I.W<S
II.G>Q
4.
Statement: P≤S≤R≤U; C≤S<K; R>X≥A
Conclusion:
I. K>P
II. U>A
5.
Statement: Z≥W>P>F; P>Y≥J
Conclusion:
I. J>Z
II. J<F
6.
Statements:
A ≤ B = C < D> E; D ≥ U = Q < N < Y
Conclusions:
I) A < Q
II) E < N
7.
Statements:
S ≤ T > U < V = W; K > I < U ≥ M = L
Conclusions:
I) W > M
II) I > S
8.
Statements:
M = N ≤ O < P ≤ Q; P ≥ S > X ≥ Y = U
Conclusions:
I) X < Q
II) U < P
Directions:(9-10)In these questions relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by Conclusions.
‘A$B’ means A is either less than or equal to B
‘A*B’ means A is neither less than nor equal to B
‘A@B’ means A is either greater than or equal to B
‘A#B’ means A is neither greater than nor less than B
‘A%B’ means A is neither greater than nor equal to B
9.
Statements:
S*J@V#P, F%G$M#S, K@A*B#C@F*O
Conclusions:
I) P@K
II) K*P
III) P%K
IV) P%M
10.
Statements:
B@C#D*M, P$Q#T$D
Conclusions:
I) B@T
II) M$P
III) P$D
IV) C$P
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