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In the statement A ≤ B < C = D ≥ E, which of the following conclusions follows? I. C > E
II. C = E

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  • AEither I or II follows
  • BNeither I nor II follows
  • CBoth I and II follow
  • DOnly I follows

Step-by-Step Solution

C = D and D ≥ E gives C ≥ E, meaning C is either greater than or equal to E. Individually neither is certain, but together they cover all cases, so either I or II follows.
Answer: A) Either I or II follows

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