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In the following question, the statements show relationships among elements. Read them and decide which of the conclusions follows. Statements: P >= Q > R; S <= R; T = S. Conclusions: I. P > S
II. P = S.

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  • AEither I or II follows
  • BOnly II follows
  • CBoth I and II follow
  • DOnly I follows

Step-by-Step Solution

P >= Q > R >= S, and the strict Q > R makes P > S always true (I follows). Since P is strictly greater than S, P = S can never hold (II does not follow).
Answer: D) Only I follows

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