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Statement: A ≤ B = C ≥ D. Conclusions: I. B > D.
II. B = D. Which conclusion(s) is/are true?

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  • AOnly conclusion I is true
  • BOnly conclusion II is true
  • CBoth conclusions are true
  • DEither conclusion I or II is true

Step-by-Step Solution

B = C ≥ D gives B ≥ D, so either B > D or B = D. Neither is certain alone, but together they cover all cases, making it an either-or pair.
Answer: D) Either conclusion I or II is true

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