Question
Read the given statements and conclusions carefully.
Decide which of the given conclusions is/are true based on the statements Statements: A > Z ≥ P > M, P < R Conclusions: I. A > R II. M < RSolution
From these statements, we can infer: • A is greater than Z, Z is greater than or equal to P, and P is greater than M. • P is less than R. Now, let's evaluate the conclusions: Conclusion I: A > R • There's no direct comparison between A and R in the given statements. We cannot conclusively determine whether A is greater than R based on the given information. Conclusion II: M < R • Since P is greater than M and P is less than R, it's evident that M is less than R. This conclusion holds true based on the given statements. So, the correct answer is: 1. Only II is true.
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