Statements: L=P≤W<V≤K≥Q; B<L; K=M
Conclusions:
I. B<V
II. M>P

Correct option is A

Given Statements:

1. $L=P\le W<V\le K\ge Q$
2. $B<L$
3. $K=M$

Conclusions:

Conclusion I: $B<V$

• From $B<L$ and $L=P\le W<V$, we know $B$ is less than $V$ because $L\le V$ and $B<L$.
• Conclusion I follows.

Conclusion II: $M>P$

• From $K=M$ and $L=P\le W<V\le K$, we know $M\ge P$, but we cannot confirm if $M>P$ because $M$ could be equal to $P$ (as $P\le M$).
• Conclusion II does not follow.

Final Answer:

A) Only conclusion I is true.