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Statements followed by some conclusions are given below. Statement: Z = Y ≥ T > D < C = A ≤ H = G  ≤  J   Conclusions: I. Y < C  II. Z ≥ C  III. A ≤ J  Iv. J = Y 

Statements followed by some conclusions are given below. Statement: Z = Y ≥ T > D < C = A ≤ H = G  ≤  J   Conclusions: I. Y < C  II. Z ≥ C  III. A ≤ J  Iv. J = Y  Correct Answer either I or II follow and conclusion III follow.

Given statement:

Z = Y ≥ T > D < C = A ≤ H = G  ≤  J  

Conclusion:

I. Y < C → False (as no direct relationship is found Y ≥ T > D < C)

II. Z ≥ C  → False (as no direct relationship is found Z = Y ≥ T > D < C)

III. A ≤ J → True (as A ≤ H = G  ≤  J follow) 

Iv. J = Y → False 

Here conclusion I and II are complimentary pairs so either or case is followed.

Hence, the correct answer is either I or II follow and conclusion III follows.

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