Correct option is A
Given:
Statement: P > Q ≥ R < S = T > U
Let's check Conclusions:
Conclusion I: U < P
From chain:
P > Q ≥ R < S = T > U
Thus T > U and P > Q ≥ R, but no fixed relation between P and U.
So U < P is not definite → False.
From chain:
P > Q ≥ R < S = T > U
Thus T > U and P > Q ≥ R, but no fixed relation between P and U.
So U < P is not definite → False.
Conclusion II: Q > R
From statement Q ≥ R
Q may be equal to R or greater than R.
Thus Q > R not definite → False.
From statement Q ≥ R
Q may be equal to R or greater than R.
Thus Q > R not definite → False.
Short Trick:
If statement has ≥ or ≤, strict relation (> or <) cannot be निश्चित.
If statement has ≥ or ≤, strict relation (> or <) cannot be निश्चित.
Final Answer:
Neither conclusion follows.
Neither conclusion follows.
Final Correct Option:
(A)
(A)
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