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- Question
- Statements:
L * P, P % V, V # D
Conclusions:
I. L * V II. L S D
Options- A. if only conclusion I is true
- B. if only conclusion II is true
- C. if either conclusion I or conclusion II is true
- D. if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true
- Correct Answer
- if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true
ExplanationL ? P.....(i) P < V ...(ii) V > D ...(iii)
Combining (i) and (ii)
we get L ? P < V or L < W ...(iv) L and D can't be compared
Hence II does not follows - 1. Statements:
V * W, W S H, H @ I
Conclusions:
I. L * V II. L S D
Options- A. if only conclusion I is true
- B. if only conclusion II is true
- C. if either conclusion I or conclusion II is true
- D. if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true Discuss
- 2. Statements:
N @ W, W # H
Conclusions:
I. H % N II. T # W
Options- A. if only conclusion I is true
- B. if only conclusion II is true
- C. if either conclusion I or conclusion II is true
- D. if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true Discuss
- 3. Statements:
F # R, H % R, L * H
Conclusions:
I. F # L II. R @ L
Options- A. if only conclusion I is true
- B. if only conclusion II is true
- C. if either conclusion I or conclusion II is true
- D. if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true Discuss
- 4. Statements:
J @ K, K % M, M # T
Conclusions:
I. K % T II. K @ T
Options- A. if only conclusion I is true
- B. if only conclusion II is true
- C. if either conclusion I or conclusion II is true
- D. if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true Discuss
- 5. Statement :
N S T, T ? H, N @ W
Conclusion :
I. W % T II. H © N
Options- A. if only conclusion I is true
- B. if only conclusion II is true
- C. if either conclusion I or conclusion II is true
- D. if neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true Discuss
- 6. Statements:
V @ M, A S M, R # V
Conclusions:
I. R # A II/. V @ A III. R S M
Options- A. Only I follows
- B. Only II follows
- C. Only III follows
- D. None follows Discuss
- 7. Statements:
T S K, K # R, R * M
Conclusions:
I. M * K II. M % T III. M S K
Options- A. All follow
- B. Only either I and III follows
- C. Only either I and II follows
- D. Only either II and III follows Discuss
- 8. Statements:
B * D, D @ H, H % F
Conclusions:
I. B * F II B S F III. D S F
Options- A. None follow
- B. Only either I or III follows
- C. Only either I or II follows
- D. Only either II or III follows Discuss
- 9. Statements:
I # N
Conclusions:
I. J % T II. T S N III. N @ J
Options- A. None follow
- B. Only I and II follow
- C. Only I and III follow
- D. Only II and III follow Discuss
- 10. Statements:
M % R, R # T, T * N
Conclusions:
I. N * R, II. NSR, II. NSM
Options- A. All follow
- B. Only either I or II follows
- C. Only either I or II and III follow
- D. Only either I or III and II follow Discuss
Mathematical Operations problems
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Correct Answer: if only conclusion II is true
Explanation:
V ? W ...(i) W = H ...(ii) H ? I ...(iii)
From (i) and (ii) W = H ? I or W ? I ...(iv)
Hence I ? W and II follows But V and I can't be compared From (iii) and (iv)
Hence I does not follows.
Correct Answer: if only conclusion I is true
Explanation:
N ? W ...(i) W = H ...(ii) H < T ...(iii)
From (i) and (ii) W = N ? W > H or N > H ...(iv)
Hence H < N and I follows.
But T and W can't be compared from (ii) and (iii) Hence II does not follow.
Correct Answer: if only conclusion I is true
Explanation:
F > R ...(i) H < R ...(ii) L ? H ...(iii)
Combining these we get F > R > H ? L
Hence F > L and I follows
Also R > L and II (R ? L) does not follows.
Correct Answer: if either conclusion I or conclusion II is true
Explanation:
J ? K ...(i) K < M ...(ii) M > T ...(iii)
K and T can't be compared From (ii) and (iii) but either I (K < T) or II, (K ? T) must be true.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
N ? T ... (i) T = H ...(ii) N < w .....(iii)
Combining these we get W > N ? T = H
Hence W > T and I follows.
Also H ? N and II follows
Correct Answer: None follows
Explanation:
V ? M ...(i) A > M ...(ii) R ? V ...(iii)
These lead us to no relationship by combination.
Correct Answer: Only either I and III follows
Explanation:
D > K ...(i) K ? R ...(ii) R = M ...(iii)
From (ii) and (iii) M ? K ...(iv)
Hence either I (M = K) or III (M > K) follow. But M and T can't be compared from (i) and (iv).
Hence II does not follow.
Correct Answer: None follow
Explanation:
B = D ...(i) D ? H ...(ii) H > F ...(iii)
D and F can't be compared from (i) and (ii). And from the same reason, if we bear (i) an mind. B and F can't be compared. Hence none follows.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
J ? N ...(i) K ? N ...(ii) T > K ...(iii)
Combining these we get T > K ? N ? J
Hence J < T and I follows. Also T > N and II follows.
Beside N ? J and III follows
Correct Answer: Only either I or II and III follow
Explanation:
M < R ...(i) R ? T ...(ii) T = N ...(iii)
Combining these we get M < R ? T = N
Hence N ? R
Which means either I (N = R) or II (N > R) follows.
Again N > M. Hence III follows
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