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Statement: P ≥ Q ≤ R < S. Conclusions: I. P > R.
II. P < S. Which conclusion(s) is/are true?

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  • AOnly II is true
  • BOnly I is true
  • CNeither I nor II is true
  • DBoth I and II are true

Step-by-Step Solution

P ≥ Q and Q ≤ R leave the relation between P and R undecided, so I is not definite. With no fixed link between P and S either, II is also not definite. Neither follows.
Answer: C) Neither I nor II is true

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