Question

Statements: G ≤ S = E < W, D > K = A ≥ G

Conclusions:

I. D ≤ S

II. K ≤ S

• A. If only conclusion l is true.
• B. If either l or ll is true.
• C. If neither l nor ll is true.
• D. If both l and ll are true.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. If neither l nor ll is true.

Solution: Given statements: G ≤ S = E < W, D > K = A ≥ G On combining: D > K = A ≥ G ≤ S = E < W Conclusions: I. D ≤ S → False (as D > K = A ≥ G ≤ S → thus clear relation between D and S cannot be determined) II. K ≤ S → False (as K = A ≥ G ≤ S → thus clear relation between K and S cannot be determined) Hence, neither l nor ll is true.