CLEAR
Toprankers-Info

+91 7676564400

Mobile App

Get it on Google Play
Discussions
Tags:

Articles

Discussions
Submit Discussion
Daya Nand Verma

· started a discussion

· 1 Months ago

third is also wrong (Question: 108601.0 )

it is w>k not k>w....

Question:
DIRECTIONS: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements, These statements are followed by some conclusions.

Statement:     

K = N, N ≥ D, D > W


Conclusions: 

I. D < K 

II. W ≤ N 

III. W > K

Options:
A) Only I is true    
B) Only I and II are true   
C)

Only I and III are true  

D) Only II and III are true  
E) None of these
Solution:

Ans: (e) 


Statement:     

K = N, N ≥ D, D > W


On combining, we get


K = N ≥ D > W


Conclusions: 

I. D < K (It can not be true independently because we have K = N ≥ D i.e. K ≥ D) 

II. W ≤ N (It can not be true because we have N ≥ D > W  i.e. W<N)

III. W > K (it can not be true because we have K = N ≥ D > W i.e. K>W)


hence, No conclusion is  true.

ABHII

· commented

· 1 Months ago

Dear student, The error has been fixed. Keep learning with us. Regards, Team TR
-logo
We at aim to provide most comprehensive content & test for practice which is carefully divided into various chapters and topics to help you focus on your weak areas.Our Practice mock test gives you unmatched analytics to help you realize your strong areas,time management and improvement areas.Our Short & Crisp notes on each topic will help you to quickly revise the topic along with the tips & tricks of the exams.
More About
-Info
-Info

Mobile App

Get it on Google Play
About Us Campus Ambassador Careers Contact Us Refund Policy

All Rights Reserved Top Rankers

User Policy
Disclaimer
Terms & Conditions