Statements: N < W; W ≤ A; G > A; Y ≥ A
Conclusions: I. Y ≥ W II. G > W III. N < A
Combined inequality: N < W ≤ A < G and N < W ≤ A ≤ Y N < W ≤ A ≤ Y W ≤ Y. Hence conclusion I is true. N < W ≤ A < G G > W. Hence conclusion II is true. N < W ≤ A < G N < A. Hence conclusion III is true.
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