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Prabhakar kumar

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· 1 Months ago

why not answer is B.
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Question:
DIRECTIONS: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements, These statements are followed by some conclusions.

Statement:   

J ≥ M, M < B, B = K


Conclusions:  

I. J>B 

II. J>K 

III. K>M

Options:
A) Only I is true 
B)

Only II is true

C)

Only I and II are true 

D)

Only III is true

E) None of these
Solution:

Ans: (d) 

Statement:J ≥ M, M < B, B = K

On combining we get,

J ≥M <B = K

Conclusions:

I. J>B (It is not true because it is a contradictory condition)

II. J>K (It is not true because it is a contradictory condition)

III. K>M (It is true because we have K=B>M i.e. K>M )


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· 1 Months ago

Dear student,
The error has been fixed. Keep learning with us.
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Knowledge Expert

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· 1 Months ago

its corrected....

Prabhakar kumar

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· 1 Months ago

yes i am saying too.but you are given only conclusion 3 2 times

Knowledge Expert

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· 1 Months ago

because

Statement:
J ≥ M, M < B, B = K

on combining, we get

J ≥ M < B = K

Conclusions:
I. J>B (false because J ≥ M < B)
II. J>K (false)
III. K>M (true)


Hence, Only conclusion III is true..

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