- AOnly I is true
- BOnly II is true
- CNeither is true
- DBoth are true
Step-by-Step Solution
M ≥ N > O gives M > O (I true). Between M and P the signs break (O ≤ P), so no relation can be established — II is not true.
Answer: A) Only I is true
In the statement M ≥ N > O ≤ P, which of the following conclusions is/are true? I. M > O
II. M ≥ P
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