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In the statement M >= N > O <= P, consider the conclusions: I. M > O.
II. P > O. Which of the conclusions follow(s)?

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  • AOnly I follows
  • BNeither I nor II follows
  • COnly II follows
  • DBoth I and II follow

Step-by-Step Solution

M >= N and N > O give M > O (I follows). O <= P means P >= O, which allows P = O, so P > O is not certain (II does not follow).
Answer: A) Only I follows

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