Statements: T # L # C $ X & Y % E % F
Conclusions:
I. Y @ F
II. Y & F
III. Y & C
Decoded Statements: T < L < C ≤ X = Y ≥ E ≥ F Conclusions: I. Y > F II. Y ≤ F III. Y = C T < L < C ≤ X = Y ≥ E ≥ F Y ≥ F. Hence, either conclusion I or II follows. T < L < C ≤ X = Y ≥ E ≥ F Y ≥ C. No relationship can be established between Y and C hence, conclusion III will not follow
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