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Statement: D ≥ E > F = G ≥ H. Conclusions: I. D > G.
II. D ≥ H.

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  • AOnly conclusion I follows
  • BBoth conclusions I and II follow
  • COnly conclusion II follows
  • DNeither conclusion I nor II follows

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D ≥ E > F = G means D > G (I). Then D > G ≥ H gives D > H, which satisfies D ≥ H (II). Both follow.
Answer: B) Both conclusions I and II follow

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