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Statements: M ≥ N = O, P > O. Conclusions: I. M > P.
II. P > N. Which conclusion(s) definitely follow?

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  • AOnly conclusion I follows
  • BNeither conclusion I nor II follows
  • COnly conclusion II follows
  • DBoth conclusions I and II follow

Step-by-Step Solution

Since N = O and P > O, we get P > N (II). M and P are both only linked to O by ≥ and >, so their relation is undecided and I does not follow.
Answer: C) Only conclusion II follows

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