- AOnly I follows
- BOnly II follows
- CBoth I and II follow
- DNeither I nor II follows
Step-by-Step Solution
P < Q = R ≤ S gives P < S (I follows). Since P < R, P = R is false, so II does not follow.
Answer: A) Only I follows
Statements: P < Q = R ≤ S. Conclusions: I. P < S.
II. P = R. Which conclusion(s) follow?
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