- AOnly I is true
- BBoth I and II are true
- CNeither I nor II is true
- DOnly II is true
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P > Q ≥ R = S gives P > S (I true). R = S < T gives T > R (II true). Both are true.
Answer: B) Both I and II are true
In the expression P > Q ≥ R = S < T, consider the conclusions: I. P > S.
II. T > R. Which is/are true?
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