- AOnly I follows
- BNeither follows
- CBoth follow
- DOnly II follows
Step-by-Step Solution
Y ≥ Z > W gives W < Y, so II follows. X and Z cannot be compared (both are below Y), so I does not follow.
Answer: D) Only II follows
Statements: X < Y, Y ≥ Z and Z > W. Conclusions: I. X < Z
II. W < Y. Which conclusion(s) follow?
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