In each of the questions below consists of a statements and
conclusion numbered I and II given below it.You decide which of the two
conclusion logically follows from the information given in the statement
Give answer
(1)if only conclusion (I) follows
(2) if only conclusion (II) follows
(3) If a either conclusion (I) or (II) follows
(4) If a neither conclusion (I) nor (II) follows
(5) If both conclusion (I) and (II) follows
1.Statement: V>P, U>R, P>Q<R=S
Conclusions: I.U>Q II.V>Q
2.Statement: N>R=Q<P>C>B<A
Conclusions: I.A>C II.P>R
3.Statement: A<B>C>D, B>H
Conclusions: I.B>D II.H>A
4.Statement: P>Q>R=S<T, W<R
Conclusions: I.Q>W II.P<T
5.Statement: L<M>N<O>P, Q>P, L<S
Conclusion: I. N=Q II.N<Q
Answer
1. V>P .................[i]
U>R ................[ii]
P>Q<R=S ........[iii]
combining [ii] &[iii] we have
P>Q<R=S<U Hence,Q<U or U>Q
Thus Conclusion [I] follows
Again combining [i] &[iii] we have
V>P>Q Hence,V>Q
Thus Conclusion [II] does not follows
2.[4] N>R=Q<P>C>B<A
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So,we can't compare A and C . Hence,conclusion I doesn't follow.
Again R=Q<P ie R<P
Thus Conclusion [II] does not follows
3.[4] A<B>C>D -----(i)
B>H -----(ii)
From statement (i), we have
B>D Conclusion [I] does not follows
Again combining [i] &[ii] we have
A<B>H,so we can't compare A and H . Hence,conclusion II doesn't follow.
4.[1]P>Q>R=S<T------(i)
W<R --------(ii)
combining [i] &[ii] we have
Q>R>W
Thus Conclusion [I] follows
From statement (i), we have
P>S<T so we can't compare P and T . Hence,conclusion II doesn't follow.
5.[4]L<M>N<O>P -----------(i)
Q>P --------------(ii)
L<S -------------(iii)
combining [i] &[ii] we have
L<M>N<O>P< Q
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we can't compare N and Q . Hence,conclusion I and II doesn't follow.
Give answer
(1)if only conclusion (I) follows
(2) if only conclusion (II) follows
(3) If a either conclusion (I) or (II) follows
(4) If a neither conclusion (I) nor (II) follows
(5) If both conclusion (I) and (II) follows
1.Statement: V>P, U>R, P>Q<R=S
Conclusions: I.U>Q II.V>Q
2.Statement: N>R=Q<P>C>B<A
Conclusions: I.A>C II.P>R
3.Statement: A<B>C>D, B>H
Conclusions: I.B>D II.H>A
4.Statement: P>Q>R=S<T, W<R
Conclusions: I.Q>W II.P<T
5.Statement: L<M>N<O>P, Q>P, L<S
Conclusion: I. N=Q II.N<Q
Answer
1. V>P .................[i]
U>R ................[ii]
P>Q<R=S ........[iii]
combining [ii] &[iii] we have
P>Q<R=S<U Hence,Q<U or U>Q
Thus Conclusion [I] follows
Again combining [i] &[iii] we have
V>P>Q Hence,V>Q
Thus Conclusion [II] does not follows
2.[4] N>R=Q<P>C>B<A
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So,we can't compare A and C . Hence,conclusion I doesn't follow.
Again R=Q<P ie R<P
Thus Conclusion [II] does not follows
3.[4] A<B>C>D -----(i)
B>H -----(ii)
From statement (i), we have
B>D Conclusion [I] does not follows
Again combining [i] &[ii] we have
A<B>H,so we can't compare A and H . Hence,conclusion II doesn't follow.
4.[1]P>Q>R=S<T------(i)
W<R --------(ii)
combining [i] &[ii] we have
Q>R>W
Thus Conclusion [I] follows
From statement (i), we have
P>S<T so we can't compare P and T . Hence,conclusion II doesn't follow.
5.[4]L<M>N<O>P -----------(i)
Q>P --------------(ii)
L<S -------------(iii)
combining [i] &[ii] we have
L<M>N<O>P< Q
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we can't compare N and Q . Hence,conclusion I and II doesn't follow.
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