Assuming the statements as true, decide which conclusions / statements are true in relation to the statements.
Statement: C ≤ U < E; C = O > M ≥ T; M = A > L
Findings:
i) E > M
ii) C ≥ T
iii) L > T

Question

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RPF SI Previous Paper 1 (Held On: 5 Jan 2019 Shift 1)

Answer 1

Given Statement: C ≤ U < E; C = O > M ≥ T; M = A > L

Now,

Combined Statement: C ≤ U < E; C = O > M ≥ T; M = A > L

Conclusions:

i): E > M → True (From C ≤ U < E and C = O > M, it implies E > M)

ii): C ≥ T → False (From C = O > M ≥ T, it implies C > T or C = T)

iii): L > T → False (From M = A > L and M ≥ T, no direct relation can be established between L and T)

So, only conclusions (i) follow,

Hence the correct answer is 'Option (3)'.