Statements: K ≤ L, L = M, M < N
Conclusion: I. N > L II. M ≥ K
K ≤ L = M < N ∴ L < N. Hence, conclusion I will follow. K ≤ L = M < N ∴ K ≤ M. Hence, conclusion II will follow.
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