- ANeither I nor II follows
- BOnly I follows
- COnly II follows
- DBoth I and II follow
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X < Y ≤ Z = W gives X < W (I), which is the same relation written as W > X (II). Both follow.
Answer: D) Both I and II follow
Statement: X < Y ≤ Z = W. Conclusions: I. X < W.
II. W > X. Which conclusion(s) follow?
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