Math Problem Statement
Directions(Q6-10):- In these questions the
relationship between different elements is
shown in the statements, Give answer
1)Only conclusion I follows.
2)Only conclusion II follows.
3)Either I or II follows.
4)Neither I nor II follows.
5)Both conclusion I and II follows
Q6:-Statements:- A ≥ F=E, D <G ≤ E, D>P
Conclusions:-
I E ≥ A
II. A>P
Q7:-Statements:- B>T<Q<L,
R ≥Q,B<V
Conclusions:-
I T=R
II. R>T
Q8:-Statements:- R ≥S ≥T>U>X; T<V<W
Conclusions:-
I R>X
II. X<W
Q9:-Statements:- A>B>F>C;D>E>C
Conclusions:-
I C<D
II. A>E
Q10:-Statements:- K ≤ L ≤M=N; P ≥O ≥N
Conclusions:-
I K<P
II. K=PQ11:-Statements:- M ≥T< V; U<V< X; Z≥ Y ≥X
Conclusions:-
I. T<Z
II. U<Y
III.M>X
IV.M ≥ X
Q12:-Statements:-W≤A≤K=N;D≤A≤U=L;G>L
Conclusions:-
I. W<G
II. U≥W
III.D≥N
IV.A≤N
Q13:Statements:N<T≤O;F>N≥E=I>R;R≥Y
Conclusions:-
I. Y<O
II. T<F
III.T≥F
IV.R<O
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Inequalities
Logical reasoning
Formulas
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Theorems
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Suitable Grade Level
High school
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