- ABoth I and II are true
- BOnly I is true
- CNeither is true
- DOnly II is true
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B > C ≥ D gives B > D (II true). But A ≤ B provides no lower bound linking A to D, so A > D is not established (I false).
Answer: D) Only II is true
Statements: A ≤ B, B > C, C ≥ D. Conclusions: I. A > D.
II. B > D.
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