Question
Statement: P = O ≥ N ≥ Y < M < W ≥ X; Y > Z
Conclusion: I.  Z ≥ X II.  P > Z Read the directions carefully and answer the following question.Solution
Given statement:  P = O ≥ N ≥ Y < M < W ≥ X; Y > Z Conclusion: I) Z ≥ X → False (as Z < Y < M < W ≥ X → clear relation between Z and X cannot be determined) II) P > Z → True (as P = O ≥ N ≥ Y > Z → P > Z) Hence, only conclusion II is true
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