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Statement: A < B ≤ C < D. Conclusions: I. A > D.
II. D > B.

Competition practiceInequalities
  • AOnly conclusion II follows
  • BOnly conclusion I follows
  • CBoth conclusions I and II follow
  • DNeither conclusion I nor II follows

Step-by-Step Solution

A < B ≤ C < D means A < D, so 'A > D' (I) is false. B ≤ C < D gives D > B (II). Only II follows.
Answer: A) Only conclusion II follows

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