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In a code, 'A @ B' means A is greater than B; 'A # B' means A is less than B; 'A % B' means A is equal to B; 'A & B' means A is greater than or equal to B; 'A * B' means A is less than or equal to B. Given A & B, B % C, consider the conclusions: I. A > C.
II. A = C. Which conclusion(s) follow?

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  • ANeither conclusion I nor II follows
  • BOnly conclusion I follows
  • CEither conclusion I or II follows
  • DOnly conclusion II follows

Step-by-Step Solution

Decoding gives A ≥ B = C, so A ≥ C. That means A > C or A = C, and these two are complementary, so either I or II follows.
Answer: C) Either conclusion I or II follows

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