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Given A = B ≥ C and D > C, which of the following conclusions is/are true? I. A > D
II. A ≤ D

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  • AOnly I is true
  • BBoth are true
  • CEither I or II is true
  • DOnly II is true

Step-by-Step Solution

We have A ≥ C and D > C, but A and D cannot be directly compared. Since 'A > D' and 'A ≤ D' together cover every possibility, either I or II is true.
Answer: C) Either I or II is true

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