MCQ
In the following question, assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the conclusion among the given conclusions is/are definitely true and then give your answer accordingly. Statement: A ≥ P > T; V < B ≥ X; P = S; B = TConclusion:I. A > XII. P < B:
  • A
    None is True.
  • B
    Both I and II are True.
  • C
    Only II is True.
  • Only I is True.

Answer

Correct option: D.
Only I is True.
Given statement: A ≥ P > T; V < B ≥ X; P = S; B = T
On combining: A ≥ P = S > T = B ≥ X; V < B
Conclusions:
I. A > X → True (A ≥ P = S > T = B ≥ X)
II. P < B → False (P > T = B)
Hence, only I is True.

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