Statements:  C $ O, O% D, A © D

Conclusions: 

I. A © O 

II. D @ C 

III. C © A

Statement: S > P, P ≥ U, U > V, V ≤ N

Conclusion: I. N ≥ U II. S < N

Statements: O< V ≤ N = P < S, R = Z ≥ Y = X > O

Conclusions:

I. R > N

II. X > P

III. R > O

What should come in the place of question mark, in the given expressions to make ‘D > F’ always true?

P > D ≥ I _?_ J = F > M

Statements: F > T = O > E < P ≤ X > H < M

Conclusion I: F ≥ E

II: X > E

Statements: A > Y = D > Q, M ≤ B > P > Y

Conclusion:

I. Y ≤ M

II. B > Q  

Statements:

X = P < M = T > K; S > L ≥ M > O

Conclusions:

I).  T > O

II).  S > X

14. Statement: L ≥ X ≤ Z > Y ≤ A, Y = B ≥ C 

Conclusion: I. C > A                          II. A ≥ C