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Given the statements M > N, N ≤ O and O < P, which of the following conclusions follows? I. M > P
II. P > N

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  • AOnly I follows
  • BBoth I and II follow
  • COnly II follows
  • DNeither I nor II follows

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N ≤ O and O < P give N < P, i.e. P > N (II follows). There is no established link between M and P, so I does not follow.
Answer: C) Only II follows

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