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1. Statements: A ≥ B; C > G; A ≥ H; Conclusions:

B ≥ C; I = B I. G≥A
Conclusions: II. G≥O
I. C > H III. H>M
II. H > B IV. H≤G
III. B > G A. Only I, II and III are true
IV. I > A B. Only II is true
A. Only I is true C. Only IV is true
B. Only II is true D. Only I and IV are true
C. Either I or II true E. None is true
D. Neither I nor II is true
Answer & Explanation
E. Only III is true
Answer – D. Only I and IV are

true
Answer – E. Only III is true
4. Statement : P ≥ Q > R < S ≤ T
2. Statements: A=B; C≤F; G>C; B<F Conclusion:
Conclusions: I. T > R
I. F Q
II. F > G III. R G IV. Q > P
IV. A > C A. Only I is true
A. Only II is true B. Only II is true
B. None is true C. Only I and III are true
C. Only I and II are true D. Only I and IV are true
D. Only II and III are true E. All I, II, III and IV are true
E. Only IV is true
Answer – C. Only I and III are
Answer – B. None is true true
3. Statements: A≤H, G≥H; G>M; 5. Statement : P < Q ≥ R > S ≤ T

O≤M Conclusion:

I. T ≥ R Answer & Explanation
II. P < R
Answer – A.Only I is true
III. Q > S
IV. S P≤Q≤R
A. Only I is true Conclusions: i. M>Q, ii. N≤R
B. Only III is true A.Only I is true
C. Only II is true B.Only II is true
D. Only IV is true C.Either I or II true
E. Both I and II are true D.Neither I nor II is true
E.Both I and II are true

Answer – B. Only III is true
Answer – D.Neither I nor II is true

6. Statements: M<N≤O=P; N = Q
Conclusions: i. P>M, ii. Q≤O 9. Statements: M<P≤G = F≥B;
A.Only I is true H≥F<I; J≥P
B.Only II is true Conclusions: P≤B, M<H
C.Either I or II true A.Only I is true
D.Neither I nor II is true B.Only II is true
E.Both I and II are true C.Either I or II true
D.Neither I nor II is true
Answer – E.Both I and II are true
7. Statements: A>N=I≥W<O≤P;
Answer – B.Only II is true
O>S; T<N
Conclusions: i. P>S, ii. A<W 10. Statements: M<P≤G = F≥B;
A.Only I is true H≥F<I; J≥P
B.Only II is true Conclusions: H≥J, B<I
C.Either I or II true A.Only I is true
D.Neither I nor II is true B.Only II is true
E.Both I and II are true C.Either I or II true

D.Neither I nor II is true 2. Statements: A * E, E $ F, F # O, O

E.Both I and II are true @L
Conclusions:
I. L # F
Answer – B.Only II is true II. E @ O

III. A # O
Direction(1-5): Study the following IV. E @ L
information to answer the given questions A. None is true
A$B means A is not smaller than B B. Only I is true
A@B means A is neither smaller than nor C. Only II is true
equal to B D. Only III is true
A#B means A is neither greater than nor E. Only IV is true
equal to B
Answer
A&B means A is neither greater than nor
smaller than B Answer – A. None is true
A*B means A is not greater than B
3. Statements: B @ Q, Q # A, A & L,
1. Statements: O & A, A $ R, R # S, S L*N
*Q Conclusions:
Conclusions: I. N $ A
I. Q @ R II. L @ Q
II. S @ O III. B @ N
III. R & O IV. Q # N
IV. R # O A. I, II and III are true
A. Only I is true B. I, II and IV are true
B. Only III is true C. I, III and IV are true
C. Only IV is true D. I, III and IV are true
D. Either III or IV is true E. All are true
E. Either III or IV and I are true
Answer
Answer
Answer – B. I, II and IV are true
Answer – E. Either III or IV and I
are true
4. Statements: E # M, M * N, N @ Directions (Q.No – 6-10) In these questions,

O, O $ P relationships between different elements is
Conclusions: shown in the statements. These statements
I. P # M are followed by two conclusions.
II. P # N
III. M # O Give Answer
IV. N @ E A. If only Conclusion I follows
A. II and III are true B. If only Conclusion II follows
B. II and IV are true C. If either Conclusion I or II follows
C. III and IV are true D. If neither Conclusion I nor II follows
D. I, and IV are true E. If both Conclusions I or II follow
E. All are true
6. Statement: B≥E<N<Q<R=S
Answer
Conclusions:
Answer – D. II, and IV are true I. S>E

II.QR<E=G>N
IV. A @ F Conclusions:
A. None is true I. P>G
B. Only I is true II. R>N
C. Only II is true
Answer
D. Only III is true
E. Only IV is true Answer – D. If neither Conclusion
Answer I nor II follows
Answer – E. Only IV is true 8. Statement: A>S>P>O=E

Conclusions:

I. P≥E Answer & Explanation
II. S>E
Answer – B. P<A≤U≤T;W≥O>T
Answer
2. Which of the following symbols
Answer – B. If only Conclusion II should be placed in the blank
follows spaces respectively(in the same
order from left to right) in order
9. Statement: A=B≥C, D<C
to complete the given expression in
Conclusions: such a manner that both „N≥Q‟ as
I. A≥D
well as „Q≤M‟ definitely holds
II. B>D
true? M _ N _ P _ Q _ R
Answer A. >, ≥, <, =

B. >, >, ≥, <
Answer – B. If only Conclusion II C. ≥, ≥, ≤,≤
follows D. ≥, =, ≥,<
E. Other than those given as options
10. Statement: P≥R<Q=D>E>O
Conclusions: Answer & Explanation
I. P>E
Answer – D. ≥, =, ≥,<
II. Q>O
Answer 3. In Which of the following

expressions does the expression
Answer – B. If only Conclusion II „D=V‟ to definitely hold true?
follows A. K ≥ D ≤ R = P < S ≤ V
B. U ≥ V ≥ M = F ≤ A ≥ D
1. In which of these expressions „U >
C. D ≥ C > Q ≥ B = N ≤ V
W‟ be definitely false?
D. G ≥ D = A P≥Q=G≥R>W
E. V ≥ E = G ≥ W = Y ≥ D
B. P<A≤U≤T;W≥O>T
C. W≤A≤L=RC>=F≤H; W<F
Answer – E. V ≥ E = G ≥ W = Y ≥
E. U>T=O≥P; W<J=P
D

4. Which of the following expressions B. >, >, ≥, <, >, =

is true if the expression C. ≥, ≥, ≥, ≤, >, >
P<T<=B>S>M>=A is definitely D. >, =, ≥, =, ≤, =
true? E. Other than those given as options
A. A ≤ P
B. S P Answer – D. >, =, ≥, =, ≤, =
D. A B. U ≥ T ≥ M = W ≤ E ≥ L
V‟ and „V > B‟ be definitely false? C. L ≥ C > E ≥ W = N ≤ T
A. S>P≥Q=G≥R>V>B D. E ≥ W = A TV≤A≤L=R<S
D. S>C>=F≤H; B>V<F
E. S>T=O≥P; B<V<J=P Answer – E. T ≥ E = G ≥ W = Y ≥
Answer & Explanation L
Answer – B. P<A≤S≤T;V≥O>T= R ≥ S>M>=W>A = R
should be placed in the blank is definitely true?
spaces respectively(in the same A. W ≤ P
order from left to right) in order B. S S‟ as D. W > Q
well as „E≤F‟ definitely holds true? E. T ≤ M
B_A_S_E_D_F_G
A. >, ≥, <, =, <, <

complete the given expression in such a

Answer – C. M < R
manner that both „F>N‟ as well as „N≤B‟
definitely holds true? B _ A _ N _ E _ F
9. In which of these expressions „P > A. >, ≥, <, =
B. >, >, ≥, <
R‟ and „P = R‟ be definitely true? C. ≥, ≥, ≥,≤
A. S>P≥Q=G≥R>V D. ≥, =, ≤,<
E. Other than those given as options
B. P<A≤S≤T<R;V≥O>T Answer & Explanation
C. V≤A≤L=R<S=P Answer – D. ≥, =, ≤,<
D. P>S>C>=F≤H; V<F<R In Which of the following expressions does
the expression „I≥D‟ to definitely hold true?
E. S>T=O≥P; V<J=P>R
A. K ≥ I ≤ R = P < S ≤ D
B. U ≥ D ≥ M = F ≤ A ≥ I
Answer & Explanation C. I ≥ C ≥ Q ≥ B = N ≥ D
D. G ≥ I = A P≥Q=G≥R>V E. D ≥ E = G ≥ W = Y ≥ I
Answer – C. I ≥ C ≥ Q ≥ B = N ≥ D
10. In which of these expressions „T >
Which of the following expressions is true
P‟ and „T = P‟ be definitely false? if the expression P<T≤B>S>M≥E is definitely
A. T≥S≥P≥Q=G≥R>V true?
A. E ≤ P
B. P<A≤S≤T;V≥O>T B. S P
D. E < S
D. S>C>=F≤H=P≤Q=T; V<F E. T ≤ M
E. S>T=O≥P; V<J=P Answer & Explanation
Answer – D. E < S
Answer & Explanation Statements: Y ≤ K < D = S; D T Conclusions: i. A > B, ii. Y < Z
A.Only I is true
B.Only II is true
In which of these expressions „I > K‟ be C.Either I or II true
definitely false? D.Neither I nor II is true
A. I>P≥Q=G≥R>K E.Both I and II are true
B. P<A≤I≤T;K≥O>T Answer & Explanation
C. K≤A≤L=RC>=F≤H; K<F
E. I>T=O≥P; K<J=P Statements: H<L≤I=K; L = B Conclusions:
i. K>H, ii. B≤I
Answer & Explanation A.Only I is true
Answer – B. P<A≤I≤T;K≥O>T B.Only II is true
Which of the following symbols should be C.Either I or II true
placed in the blank spaces respectively(in the D.Neither I nor II is true
same order from left to right) in order to E.Both I and II are true
Answer – E.Both I and II are true

III. E > M
Statements: A>Z=R≥N<J≤E; J>F; K<Z IV. N > D
Conclusions: i. E>F, ii. A<N
A.Only I is true A. Only I is true
B.Only II is true B. Only II is true
C.Either I or II true
D.Neither I nor II is true C. Either I or II true
D. Neither I nor II is true
Answer – A.Only I is true E. Only III is true
Statements: U≥J≥S>C≤B≤M Answer & Explanation

Conclusions: i. U>B, ii. J≤M
A.Only I is true
B.Only II is true Answer – E. Only III is true
D.Neither I nor II is true
E.Both I and II are true 2. Statements: P=Q; R≤D; E>R;
Answer & Explanation Q<D
Conclusions:
Statements: G<S≤A = N≥B; F≥N<O; D≥S I. D < Q
Conclusions: S≤B, G<F
A.Only I is true II. D > E
B.Only II is true III. P > E
D.Neither I nor II is true IV. P > R
E.Both I and II are true A. Only II is true
Answer – B. Only II is true B. None is true
C. Only I and II are true
Statements: C<L≤A = N≥G; R≥N<S; F≥L
Conclusions: R≥F, G<S D. Only II and III are true
A.Only I is true
B.Only II is true E. Only IV is true
D.Neither I nor II is true Answer & Explanation
Answer & Explanation Answer – B. None is true
3. Statements: B≤P, E≥P; E>Q; L≤Q

1. Statements: D ≥ E; F > M; D ≥ O;
Conclusions:
E ≥ F; N = E
I. E≥B
Conclusions:
II. E≥L
I. F > O
III. P>Q
II. O > E
IV. B≤E

A. Only I, II and III are true B. Only III is true

B. Only II is true C. Only II is true
C. Only IV is true D. Only IV is true
D. Only I and IV are true E. Both I and II are true
E. None is true
Answer – B. Only III is true
Answer – D. Only I and IV are
true 6. Statement: P≥M>F<A=B>Q
Conclusions:
4. Statement : A ≥ N > M B
Conclusion: II. F>Q
I. L > M A. If only Conclusion I follows
II. L > N B. If only Conclusion II follows
III. M < A C. If either Conclusion I or II
IV. B > A follows
A. Only I is true D. If neither Conclusion I nor II
B. Only II is true follows
C. Only I and III are true E. If both Conclusions I or II follow
D. Only I and IV are true
E. All I, II, III and IV are true
Answer – D. If neither Conclusion

I nor II follows
Answer – C. Only I and III are
true 7. Statement: B≥D<M<P<A=E
Conclusions:
5. Statement : B < A ≥ W > V ≤ X I. E>D
Conclusion: II.P V C. If either Conclusion I or II
IV. V < B follows
A. Only I is true D. If neither Conclusion I nor II

follows follows
E. If both Conclusions I or II follow E. If both Conclusions I or II follow
Answer & Explanation Answer & Explanation
Answer – A. If only Conclusion I Answer – A. If only Conclusion II

follows follows
8. A>T>Q>R=E 10. Statement: A≥M<Y=Z>F>B

Conclusions: Conclusions:
I. Q≥E I. A>F
II. T>E II. Y>B
A. If only Conclusion I follows A. If only Conclusion I follows
B. If only Conclusion II follows B. If only Conclusion II follows
C. If either Conclusion I or II C. If either Conclusion I or II
follows follows
D. If neither Conclusion I nor II D. If neither Conclusion I nor II
follows follows
E. If both Conclusions I or II follow E. If both Conclusions I or II follow
Answer – B. If only Conclusion II Answer – B. If only Conclusion II

follows follows
9. Statement: S=R≥A, P<A

In which of these expressions „B > E‟ be
Conclusions: definitely false?
A. B>P≥Q=G≥R>E
I. S≥P B. P<A≤B≤T;E≥O>T
II. R>P C. E≤A≤L=RC>=F≤H; E<F
A. If only Conclusion II follows E. B>T=O≥P; E<J=P
B. If only Conclusion I follows Answer & Explanation
Answer – B. P<A≤B≤T;E≥O>T
C. If either Conclusion I or II
follows Which of the following symbols should be
placed in the blank spaces respectively(in the
D. If neither Conclusion I nor II same order from left to right) in order to
complete the given expression in such a
manner that both „O>N‟ as well as „G≤M‟
definitely holds true? M _ A _ N _ G _ O Statements: B>Z=R≥M<J≤Y; J>Q; K<Z

A. >, ≥, <, = Conclusions: i. Y>Q, ii. B<M
B. >, >, ≥, < A.Only I is true
C. ≥, ≥, ≥,≤ B.Only II is true
D. ≥, =, ≥,< C.Either I or II true
E. Other than those given as options D.Neither I nor II is true
Answer & Explanation E.Both I and II are true
Answer – D. ≥, =, ≥,< Answer & Explanation
Answer – A.Only I is true
In Which of the following expressions does
the expression „Z≥D‟ to definitely hold true? Statements: V≥I≥S>C≤A≤L
A. K ≥ Z ≤ R = P < S ≤ D Conclusions: i. V>A, ii. I≤L
B. U ≥ D ≥ M = F ≤ A ≥ Z A.Only I is true
C. Z ≥ C > Q ≥ B = N ≥ D B.Only II is true
D. G ≥ Z = A Q ≥ B = N ≥ D Answer & Explanation
Which of the following expressions is true
if the expression P<T≤B>S>M≥A is definitely Statements: C<L≤A = N≥E; Q≥N<O; D≥L
true? Conclusions: L≤E, C<Q
A. A ≤ P A.Only I is true
B. S P C.Either I or II true
D. A < B D.Neither I nor II is true
E. T ≤ M E.Both I and II are true
Answer – D. A B, ii. Y < Z A.Only I is true
A.Only I is true B.Only II is true
B.Only II is true C.Either I or II true
C.Either I or II true D.Neither I nor II is true
D.Neither I nor II is true E.Both I and II are true
E.Both I and II are true Answer & Explanation
Answer & Explanation Answer – B.Only II is true
Statements: G<L≤F=E; L = A Statements: D ≥ E; F > A; D ≥ C; E ≥ F;

Conclusions: i. E>G, ii. A≤F B=E
A.Only I is true Conclusions:
B.Only II is true I. F > C
C.Either I or II true II. C > E
D.Neither I nor II is true III. E > A
E.Both I and II are true IV. B > D
Answer & Explanation A. Only I is true
Answer – E.Both I and II are true B. Only II is true
C. Either I or II true

D. Neither I nor II is true Conclusions:

E. Only III is true I. G < K
Answer & Explanation II. A ≥ E
Answer – E. Only III is true III. I < M
IV. A < E
Statements: A ≥ B; C = B; E > F; A ≤ D; B A. Only I is true
≥F B. Only IV is true
Conclusions: C. Only III is true
I. C < E D. None is true
II. D ≥ B E. All are true
III. A ≥ F Answer & Explanation
IV. E > D Answer – B. Only IV is true
A. Only II is true
B. Only III is true Statements: S = T; U < O; S ≤ U ; P ≥ Q;
C. II and III are true Q >T
D. Either I or II true Conclusions:
E. I and II are true I. P > S
Answer & Explanation II. Q > S
Answer – C. II and III are true III. O > T
IV. T ≤ U
Statements: A > E; K ≥ M; E ≤ L; L = K; A. Only I is true
G<L B. Only II is true
Conclusions: C. Only I and II are true
I. A ≥ M D. All are true
II. M ≤ L E. Only III and IV are true
III. K ≤ A Answer & Explanation
IV. A < L Answer – D. All are true
A. Only I is true
B. Only II is true Statements: A>C; G>E; G≤C; R≤I; K≤I
C. Either I or II true Conclusions:
D. Neither I nor II is true I. A>G
E. III and IV are true II. C>E
Answer & Explanation III. I≥K
Answer – B. Only II is true IV. C≤K
A. Only I, II and III are true
Statements: I=K; M≤O; Q>M; K<O B. Only II is true
Conclusions: C. Only I, II and IV are true
I. O < K D. Neither I nor II is true
II. O > Q E. None is true
III. I > Q Answer & Explanation
IV. I > M Answer – A. Only I, II and III are true
A. Only IV is true
B. Only II is true Statements: M≤Q, O≥Q; O>R; P≤R
C. Only I and II are true Conclusions:
D. Only II and III are true I. O≥M
E. None is true II. O≥P
Answer & Explanation III. Q>R
Answer – E.None is true IV. M≥O
Statements: C ≥ A; E = G; K < I; C< E; B. Only II is true
C< M; G ≥ I C. Only I is true

D. Neither I nor II is true A.Only I is true

E. None is true B.Only II is true
Answer & Explanation C.Only III is true
Answer – C. Only I is true D.Only IV is true
E.All are true
Statements: B<D; D≤E; E=S; S≥T; U≥S; Answer & Explanation
S<V Answer – B.Only II is true
Conclusions: Explanation :
i. B≤T E<D<F>C≥A=B
ii. BI, M≥R, N >M
iv. T<V Conclusions:
A. Only I, II and III are true I.O<I II.R<N III.N<I IV.O=I
B. Only II is true A.Only II is true
C. Only II and IV are true B.Only II is true
D. Neither I nor II is true C.None is true
E. None is true D.Either I or IV and II are true
Answer & Explanation E.All are true
Answer – C. Only II and IV are true Answer & Explanation
Answer – D.Either I or IV and II are true
Statements: A≤C; F>H; H=A; J>L; L≥F Explanation :
Conclusions: O=R≤M<N=P>I
I. J>A
II. C=H Statements: P<A>S, B=Q>T, S≤M<T
III. H<C Conclusions:
IV. L<H I.P<T II.S≤T III.M<Q IV.B=M
A. Only I is true A.Only I is true
B. Only II is true B.Only II is true
C. None is true C.Only III true
D. Either II or III and I are true D.Only IV is true
E. All are true E.All are true
Answer – D. Either II or III and I are true Answer – C.Only III true
Explanation :
P<A>S≤M<T<Q=B
Statements: Q ≥ R, P >R, P = O ≥ T, S ≥ U>Q
Conclusions: Statements: G ≤ J < I, N ≥ K = H, N = F > G
I.S≥R II.P<T III.Q<T IV.U>R Conclusions:
A.Only I is true I.H<G II.G<I III.K=G IV.K<G
B.Only II is true A.Only II and IV is true
C.Only III is true B.Only II and III is true
D.Only IV is true C.None is true
E.All are true D.Either III or IV and II are true
Answer & Explanation E.All are true
Answer –D.Only IV is true Answer & Explanation
Explanation : Answer – D.Either III or IV and II are true
S≥U>Q≥R<P=O≥T Explanation :
H=K≤N=F>G≤JC, D<F, C≥A=B
Conclusions: Statements: D < A ≤ E < L, A = K > N, L >
I.A<E II.F>B III.E>C IV.B>C K≥M

Conclusions: D.All of these

I.D>M II.L>M III.K ≤ N IV.M ≤ E.None of these
A Answer & Explanation
A.Only I is true Answer – D.All of these
B.Only II is true Explanation :
C.Only I and II are true R≤T>P=S>R = O >Q
D.Only II and IV are true R≤T>P=S>R > O >Q
E.All are true R≤T>P=S>R ≥ O >Q
Answer – D.Only II and IV are true What should come in place of question
Explanation : mark to make E≤I always true?
D <A =K>N D>E≤F=M?K≤C ? I
L>A=K≥M A.≤, ≤
B.≤, <
Statements: X > S = T ≤ U, Y = Z > V ≥ U, C.=, ≥
S=W>O D.≥, ≤
Conclusions: E.None of these
I.S=W II.T<Y III.X>O IV.T≤V Answer & Explanation
A.Only I and IV are true Answer – A.≤, ≤
B.Only II is true Explanation :
C.Only II and III are true D>E≤F=M≤K≤C≤I
D.Either I or III and I are true
E.All are true
Answer & Explanation 1.
Answer – E.All are true Statements: M≤V; P<R; P=M;
Explanation :
X > S=T=W>O S>T; R≤T
X > S = T ≤ U ≤ V<Z=Y Conclusions:
Statements: F ≤ H ≥ T ≤ B, A ≥ Q = B, I. S>M
T>K=G
Conclusions: II. V=P
I.A≥T II.T=G III.K<A IV.F>T III. P<V
A.Only I and II are true
B.Only I and III are true IV. T<P
C.Either I or III are true A. Only I is true
D.Either I or IV and III are true
E.All are true B. Only II is true
Answer & Explanation C. None is true
Answer – B.Only I and III are true
Explanation : D. Either II or III and I are true
A ≥ Q = B≥T≤H≥F E. All are true
F ≤ H ≥ T>K=G
A ≥ Q = B≥T>K=G
What should come in place of question
mark to make S>Q always true? Answer – D. Either II or III and I
R≤T>P=S>R ? O >Q
A.> are true
B.=
C.≥

Explanation: D. II and III are true

P=M<R≤T<S; M≤V E. I and II are true
2. Statements: B<P; P≤S; S=M; Answer & Explanation
M≥F; Q≥M; M<O

Answer –D. II and III are true
Conclusions:
D≥A≥B=C≥F<E
i. P≤F
ii. B<Q 4. Statements: P=M; Q≤R; T>Q;
iii. Q≥M M<R
iv. F<O Conclusions:
A. Only I, II and III are true I. M < R
B. Only II is true II. R > T
C. Only II,III and IV are true III. P > T
D. Neither I nor II is true IV. P > Q
E. None is true A. None is true
B. Only I is true
Answer – C. Only II,III and IV are D. Only II and III are true
true E. Only IV is true
Explanation:
B<P≤S=M≥F; Q≥M<O
Answer – B. Only I is true

3. Statements: A ≥ B; F < E; A ≤ D;
Explanation:
F ≤ B;C = B
T>Q≤R>M=P
Conclusions:
I. C < E 5. Statements: S = A; R < T; R ≥ S ;
II. D ≥ B P ≥ Q; Q > A
III.A ≥ F Conclusions:
IV.E > D I. P > S
A. Only II is true II. Q > S
B. Only III is true III. T < A
C. Either I or II true IV. A ≥ R
A. Only I is true

B. Only II is true Answer & Explanation

Answer – D. Only III is true
D. Only III and IV are true
Explanation:
E. All are true
$=≥
Answer & Explanation @=>
#=<
Answer – C. Only I and II are true &==
Explanation: *=≤
P≥Q>A=S≤R<T
KL≤A≥M
Direction(6-10): Study the following 7. Statements: W*N, K * V, Y @ V,

information to answer the given questions W@K
P$Q means P is not smaller than Q
Conclusions:
P@Q means P is neither smaller than nor equal
I. Y @ K
to Q
II. W $ N
P#Q means P is neither greater than nor equal to
III.W @ Y
Q
IV.W @ V
P&Q means P is neither greater than nor smaller
A. None is true
than Q B. Only I is true
P*Q means P is not greater than Q C. Only II is true
D. Only III is true
6. Statements: A $ M, P @ L, K # P, E. Only IV is true
A$L
Conclusions: Answer & Explanation
I. K # L
Answer – B. Only I is true
II. A @ P
Explanation:
III.L*A
N≥W>K≤V<Y
IV.M # P
A. None is true 8. Statements: T * Y, S # M, Y $ S, M
B. Only I is true @K
C. Only II is true Conclusions:
D. Only III is true I. K # S
E. Only IV is true II. Y @ M
III.T # M Conclusions:
IV.Y @ K I. M # P
A. None is true II. M @ L
B. Only I is true III.P # E
C. Only II is true IV.L # C
D. Only III is true A. None is true
E. Only IV is true B. Only I is true
C. Only II is true
D. Only III is true
Answer – A. None is true E. Only IV is true
Explanation:
T ≤Y ≥ SK
Answer – A. None is true
9. Statements: S @ L, L # M, M & B, Explanation:
B*Q C<P≤L>E≥M
Conclusions:
I. Q $ M
Statements: P ≥ Q; R > M; P ≥ O; Q ≥ R; N =
II. B @ L Q
Conclusions:
III.S @ Q I. R > O
IV.L @ Q II. O > Q
III. Q > M
A. I, II and III are true IV. N > P
B. I, II are true A. Only I is true
B. Only II is true
C. I, III are true C. Either I or II true
D. I, III and IV are true D. Neither I nor II is true
E. Only III is true
E. All are true Answer & Explanation
Answer – E. Only III is true
Statements: A ≥ B; C = B; E > F; A ≤ D; B
≥F
Answer – B. I, II are true Conclusions:
Explanation: I. C < E
II. D ≥ B
S>L<M=B≤Q III. A ≥ F
IV. E > D
A. Only II is true
10. Statements: C # P, P * L, L @ E, E B. Only III is true
$M C. Either I or II true

D. II and III are true Conclusions:

E. I and II are true I. A > W
Answer & Explanation II. B > W
Answer – D. II and III are true III. C > X
IV. X ≤ R
Statements: P > Q; S ≥ U; Q ≤ T; R = S; R A. Only I is true
<T B. Only II is true
Conclusions: C. Only I and II are true
I. P ≥ U D. Only III and IV are true
II. U < T E. All are true
III. S ≤ P Answer & Explanation
IV. P < T Answer – E. All are true
A. Only I is true
B. Only II is true Statements: T>O; S>R; S≤O; R≤F; U≤F
C. Either I or II true Conclusions:
D. Neither I nor II is true I. T>S
E. III and IV are true II. O>R
Answer & Explanation III. F≥U
Answer – B. Only II is true IV. O≤U
Statements: A=B; C≤D; E>C; B<D B. Only II is true
Conclusions: C. Only I, II and IV are true
I. D E E. None is true
III. A > E Answer & Explanation
IV. A > C Answer – A. Only I, II and III are true
A. None is true
B. Only II is true Statements: B≤U, E≥U; E>V; L≤V
C. Only I and II are true Conclusions:
D. Only II and III are true I. E≥B
E. Only IV is true II. E≥L
Answer & Explanation III. U>V
Answer – A.None is true IV. B≤E
Statements: Q ≥ P; R = S; U < T; B. Only II is true
Q< R; Q< V; S ≥ T C. Only I and IV are true
Conclusions: D. Neither I nor II is true
I. S R Answer & Explanation
III. T < V Answer – C. Only I and IV are true
IV. P < R
A. Only I is true Statements: C<R; R≤N; N=M; M≥F;
B. Only IV is true Q≥M; M<O
C. Only III is true Conclusions:
D. None is true i. R≤F
E. All are true ii. C<Q
Answer & Explanation iii. Q≤M
Answer – B. Only IV is true iv. F<O
Statements: W = X; R < C; W ≤ R ; A ≥ B; B. Only II is true
B>X C. Only II and IV are true

D. Neither I nor II is true B) only II follows

E. None is true C) either I or II follows
Answer & Explanation D) neither I nor II follow
Answer – C. Only II and IV are true E) both I and II follow
Statements: N≤Q; R>P; P=N; S>T; T≥R View Answer

Conclusions:
I. S>N Option E
II. Q=P 3. Statements: V < L = D < K ≥ H > S; P ≤ K
III. P<Q = D > E; K = F ≤ Z
IV. T L
B. Only II is true II. E < V
C. None is true A) only I follows
D. Either II or III and I are true B) only II follows
E. All are true C) either I or II follows
Answer & Explanation D) neither I nor II follow
Answer – D. Either II or III and I are true E) both I and II follow
Direction (1-6): Relationship between View Answer
different elements is shown in the statements.
Find if the conclusions also follow or not. Option B
Solution:
1. Statements: A > L ≥ H > M = D < G ≤ Z ≥ K = D = L, So Z ≥ L
F; U ≤ K = P > M; N= K < S
Conclusions: 4. Statements: K = L < D ≤ G = P; U > E =
I. A > S D ≥ X ≤ B; P > O ≥ V < S
II. A = S Conclusions:
A) only I follows I. V < X
B) only II follows II. P ≥ X
C) either I or II follows A) only I follows
D) neither I nor II follow B) only II follows
E) both I and II follow C) either I or II follows
D) neither I nor II follow
E) both I and II follow
View Answer
View Answer
Option D
Solution: Option B
A>M<K<S
So relationship cannot be determined 5. Statements: K = L < D ≤ G = P; U > E =
between A and S. For either or condition, D ≥ X ≤ B; P > O ≥ V < S
all three <, >, = sign should be present in Conclusions:
conclusion I. U > K
II. P > B
2. Statements: B < G ≤ V = F > H; K = L > A) only I follows
F ≤ N = P; D > N = S B) only II follows
Conclusions: C) either I or II follows
I. H < S D) neither I nor II follow
II. B A ≥ L > V

B) N > L > M = D ≥ B = A > P = R
6. Statements: B < G ≤ V = F > H; K = L > C) M ≤ A > L > W ≥ V ≤ B = P < R
F ≤ N = P; D > N = S D) S > L = C ≥ H = V ≥ P ≤ R = T
Conclusions: E) B > R ≤ A = M = Q ≤ T = L < G
I. L > G
II. D > K
A) only I follows View Answer
B) only II follows
C) either I or II follows Option B
D) neither I nor II follow Solution:
E) both I and II follow in B) – L > R so ‘L ≥ R’ is definitely false
In A), C) and D) – relation between L and
View Answer R cannot be determined, so cannot be told
that whether ‘L ≥ R’ is definitely false or
Option A not.
In E) – L ≥ R is true
10. Which of the following expressions is

7. Which of the following would replace & definitely false if the expression K > O = G
and # in the following expression so that ‘A ≤ D > F = P ≥ Q < T is definitely true?
> N’ holds true? A) K > D
A > L ≥ H & M = D < G ≤ F; U ≤ K = M > B) F ≥ T
P; N # K < S C) F < G
A) =, = D) D = Q
B) ≥, > E) P < O
C) ≥, ≥
D) <, = View Answer
E) None of these
Option D
Solution:
View Answer D < Q in given expression, so D = Q is
definitely false
Option A
Solution: Direction (1-6): Relationship between
A > L ≥ H = M = K = N, So A > N different elements is shown in the statements.
Find if the conclusions also follow or not.
8. In which of the following expressions does
the expression ‘G < S’ definitely hold true? 1. Statements: H ≥ O = U ≥ B < L = P; D < N
A) A = S < F ≥ H = K > G > D =B≥S>K
B) D > A = G ≥ B = F ≤ S < H Conclusions:
C) A < O > G < H = H < S ≥ B I. K < L
D) G = U ≤ B = S ≤ H = O < A II. H ≥ K
E) None of these A) only I follows
B) only II follows
C) either I or II follows
View Answer D) neither I nor II follow
Option C E) both I and II follow
9. In which of these expression ‘L ≥ R’ is View Answer

definitely false?

Option A 5. Statements: H > L = G ≥ S < L ≤ W; S > W

> P = R ≤ V; P < X = O
2. Statements: B < N = T ≥ G > H = F; G > L Conclusions:
= D > V; L > W = A I. W > R
Conclusions: II. O > R
I. A < H A) only I follows
II. V < B B) only II follows
A) only I follows C) either I or II follows
B) only II follows D) neither I nor II follow
C) either I or II follows E) both I and II follow
E) both I and II follow View Answer
View Answer Option E
Option D 6. Statements: V < E = D = W ≥ L; F ≥ S = D

< K; L ≥ R = H ≥ B
3. Statements: F ≥ V = T ≥ G < L ≤ D = S; E Conclusions:
= Q < T ≤ N; Q > P = W I. B < S
Conclusions: II. B = S
I. D > N A) only I follows
II. F > W B) only II follows
A) only I follows C) either I or II follows
B) only II follows D) neither I nor II follow
C) either I or II follows E) both I and II follow
E) both I and II follow View Answer
View Answer Option C

Solution:
Option B B ≤ L ≤ W = D = S, so B ≤ S
4. Statements: N > D ≥ F > J; E < L ≤ G < S W
Conclusions: 7. Which of the following would replace %
I. W < J and # in the following expression so that
II. J ≤ W A ≤ B holds true?
A) only I follows Q < D % S ≥ A = W; B ≥ P # D = Z > X
B) only II follows A) >, ≤
C) either I or II follows B) ≥, >
D) neither I nor II follow C) ≥, ≥
E) both I and II follow D) >, =
E) None of these
View Answer
Option C
View Answer
Solution:
W < G < S J. So no relation Option C
between W and J, so Solution:
1) either W > J or W ≤ J follows OR A≤S≤D≤P≤B
2) either W < J or ≥ J follows —— which
is given case 8. In which of the following expressions does
the expression ‘B ≤ H’ and ‘A > G’
definitely hold true? cannot be determined, so cannot be told

A) A = B < F ≥ H = K > G > D that whether ‘A ≤ P’ is definitely false or
B) D > A = G ≥ B = F ≤ G < H not.
C) A < O > G < H = H ≥ S ≥ B In D) – L ≥ P, so cannot be said that
D) G = U ≤ B = E ≤ H = O < A whether L > P or L = P, so cannot be said
E) None of these that ‘L > P’ is definitely false
In E) – L < P, so ‘L > P’ is definitely false
View Answer 10. In which of these expression ‘A ≤ P’ is

definitely false?
Option D A) W A ≥ R > V
B) N > A > M = D ≥ B = L > P = R
C) M ≤ A > L > W ≥ V ≤ B = P < S
9. In which of these expression ‘L > P’ is D) S > A > = C ≤ H = P ≤ Q = T = K
definitely false? E) B > L ≤ A > M ≥ Q < T > P < G
A) W A ≥ L > V
B) N > L > M = D ≥ B = A > P = R
C) M ≤ A > L > W ≥ V ≤ B = P < S View Answer
D) S > L = C ≥ H = H ≥ P ≤ Q = T
E) B > L ≤ A = M < Q ≤ T = P < G Option B
Solution:
In B) – A > P so ‘A ≤ P’ is definitely false.
View Answer In other option, relation between A and P
cannot be determined, so cannot be told
Option E that whether ‘A ≤ P’ is definitely false or
Solution: not.
In A, B, C – relation between L and P

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1. Statements: A ≥ B; C > G; A ≥ H; Conclusions:

Answer – D. Only I and IV are

3. Statements: A≤H, G≥H; G>M; 5. Statement : P < Q ≥ R > S ≤ T

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I. T ≥ R Answer & Explanation

Answer & Explanation

Answer – D.Neither I nor II is true

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D.Neither I nor II is true 2. Statements: A * E, E $ F, F # O, O

Answer – B.Only II is true II. E @ O

4. Statements: E # M, M * N, N @ Directions (Q.No – 6-10) In these questions,

Answer – D. II, and IV are true I. S>E

Answer I nor II follows

Answer – E. Only IV is true 8. Statement: A>S>P>O=E

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I. P≥E Answer & Explanation

Answer A. >, ≥, <, =

Answer 3. In Which of the following

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4. Which of the following expressions B. >, >, ≥, <, >, =

Answer – D. A < B hold true?

Answer & Explanation L

Answer – B. P<A≤S≤T;V≥O>T<B 8. Which of the following expressions

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complete the given expression in such a

Answer – E.Both I and II are true

Statements: U≥J≥S>C≤B≤M Answer & Explanation

3. Statements: B≤P, E≥P; E>Q; L≤Q

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A. Only I, II and III are true B. Only III is true

Answer – D. If neither Conclusion

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Answer & Explanation Answer & Explanation

Answer – A. If only Conclusion I Answer – A. If only Conclusion II

8. A>T>Q>R=E 10. Statement: A≥M<Y=Z>F>B

Answer & Explanation Answer & Explanation

Answer – B. If only Conclusion II Answer – B. If only Conclusion II

9. Statement: S=R≥A, P<A

definitely holds true? M _ A _ N _ G _ O Statements: B>Z=R≥M<J≤Y; J>Q; K<Z

Statements: Y ≤ K < D = S; D < B < O; A ≥ Statements: C<L≤A = N≥E; Q≥N<O; D≥L

Statements: G<L≤F=E; L = A Statements: D ≥ E; F > A; D ≥ C; E ≥ F;

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D. Neither I nor II is true Conclusions:

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D. Neither I nor II is true A.Only I is true

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Conclusions: D.All of these

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Explanation: D. II and III are true

2. Statements: B<P; P≤S; S=M; Answer & Explanation

M≥F; Q≥M; M<O

Answer – B. Only I is true

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B. Only II is true Answer & Explanation

C. Only I and II are true

Direction(6-10): Study the following 7. Statements: W*N, K * V, Y @ V,

Answer – A. None is true E. Only IV is true

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D. II and III are true Conclusions:

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Direction(6-10): Study the following 7. Statements: WN, K V, Y @ V,