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Statements: M < Q > N ≤ Z < T, R > L < Y > M; Conclusions: I. Q > L II. N > Y

Statements: M < Q > N ≤ Z < T, R > L < Y > M; Conclusions: I. Q > L II. N > Y Correct Answer Neither conclusion (I) nor (II) follows

Answer: Option (5)

Given Statements: M < Q > N ≤ Z < T, R > L < Y > M;

On combining,

R > L < Y > M < Q > N ≤ Z < T;

Conclusions:

I) Q > L → False (As per R > L < Y > M < Q > N ≤ Z < T → Relationship between Q and L can’t be determined)

II) N > Y → False (As per R > L < Y > M < Q > N ≤ Z < T → Relationship between N and Y can’t be determined)

Hence, neither conclusion (I) nor (II) follows.

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