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Statements: A = B ≥ C, C > D. Conclusions: I. A > D.
II. A = C. Which conclusion(s) definitely follow?

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  • AOnly conclusion II follows
  • BOnly conclusion I follows
  • CNeither conclusion I nor II follows
  • DBoth conclusions I and II follow

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A = B ≥ C > D gives A > D (I). A ≥ C only, so A need not equal C; II does not necessarily follow.
Answer: B) Only conclusion I follows

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