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Statement:- A ≥ B > C = D > E; F > B; Z < D; M > A Conclusions a.      M > Z b.      M = Z c.      Z > C d.      B = D    

Statement:- A ≥ B > C = D > E; F > B; Z < D; M > A Conclusions a.      M > Z b.      M = Z c.      Z > C d.      B = D     Correct Answer Only Conclusion (a) Follows.

Correct Answer:- (1)

Solution: - Given statements: - A ≥B>C=D>E; F>B; Z<D; M>A

M>Z- True (As Per M>A ≥B>C=D>Z)

M=Z- False (because when we moving from M to Z we see > Sign as M>A so we give priority to > Sign)

Z > C- False (Because we can see that Z<D and D = C. Therefore, Z>D holds Definitely False)

B=D- False (Because B > C = D. So B=D holds definitely False)

Hence, the correct answer is M>Z.

 

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