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In the following statements the symbols carry their usual meaning: A <= B = C and C > D. Conclusions: I. A > D.
II. B > D. Which conclusion(s) follow?

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  • ANeither I nor II follows
  • BOnly conclusion I follows
  • CBoth I and II follow
  • DOnly conclusion II follows

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Since B = C and C > D, we have B > D (II follows). For A we only know A <= B = C > D, which fixes no definite relation between A and D, so I does not follow.
Answer: D) Only conclusion II follows

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