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  • Statements:

    F # H, H % K, K $ R, R © M

    Conclusions:

    I. F % R
    II. F # M

  • Statements:

     L @ D, D © P, P # V, V % G

    Conclusions:

    I. P % L
    II. G @ P

  • Statements:

    E % W, W © Q, Q $ T T @ H

    Conclusions:

    I. H # W
    II. H # E

  • Statements:

    J © T, T @ H, H % I, I $ L

    Conclusions:

    I. L © H
    II. J © I

  • Statements:

    R @ Q, Q % P, P © V, V # M

    Conclusions:

    I. R @ P
    II. R # P

  • Statements: M%N, N$O, O*P, K$P

    Conclusion: I. M%O

                      II. O#M

  •  Statements: C%D, E*F, A#C, D@E

    Conclusion: I. A # E

                      II. D @ A

  • Statements: D@E, B#C, C%D, A#B

    Conclusion: I. C # E

                      II. C % E

  • Statements: X@Y, V$W, U*V, W*X

    Conclusion: I. U $ X

                       II. X % V

  • Statements: M%N, N$O, O@P, L*M

    Conclusion: I. M @ P

                      II. O # L

  • Statements: P<Q<R=U, U≥T<S, T≥W 
     
    Conclusions:   I. U>W , II. U=W 
  • Statement :  A = D<G<J>K>F; B<A; K=H
     
     Conclusions:
     I. H>F 
     II. A > J 
  •  Statements: C = K < X < L > P ≤ R; Q ≥ C; P = M 
    Conclusions: 
    I. Q ≤ L 
    II. L > R
  • Statement : T<  U = W < E ; W <  N
     
    Conclusions:
    I. Y<E
    II. U < N
     
  • Statements: P < S < Q < K = O < R ≥ Y; M = Q ≥ C

    Conclusions:   I. Y< M ;      II. C < R 

  •  Statements: A>K>D>L, M≤C≤D, L>Q 
    Conclusions: 
    I. C < K 
    II. A > M 
  • Statements: T ≥ M ≥ E, E<O, A>E>S 
    Conclusions: 
    I. T > O 
    II. S < O 
  • Statements: G≥C>U, P=W≥U, W<N<T 
    Conclusions: 
    I. G > T 
    II. U < N 
  • Statements: R>Q>J>D, M≤C≤J 
    Conclusions:
    I. D > M 
    II. M ≥ D 
  • Statements: Z≥V>U, R=E<U, E>M<O 
    Conclusions: 
    I. Z > E 
    II. U < O
  • Statements : A ≥ B = C; B < D ≤ E

    Conclusions: I. D > A

                         II. E > C

  • Statements: L > U ≥ K; Z < U < R

    Conclusions: I. L > Z

                         II. K < R

  • Statements : Y < J = P ≥ R > I

    Conclusions: I. J > I

                         II. Y < R

  • Statements : V ≥ K > M = N; M > S; T < K

    Conclusions : I. T < N

                          II. V = S

  • Statements : F ≤ X < A; R < X ≤ E

    Conclusions : I. F ≤ E

                          II. R < F

  • Statements:   Q≤P=T,M≥P,D>M=K
     
    Conclusions:  I.D>P 
                         II.T≤K  
                        III.K>Q
  • Statements: E<X≥B>C, E≥N≥W
     
    Conclusions:  I.N>B       II.X>W      III.E≥C
  • Statements: E>R=T≥Q,P≤N>C=Q
     
    Conclusions: I.N≥T II.R≥P III.E>C
  • Statements: K=L≤M>T,W>H>Y=T
     
    Conclusions: I.K>Y II.LM
  • Statements: S≤U<R=G,S≥P≥N=V
     
    Conclusions: I.G>V   II.N≤U   III.R>P
  • Statements:    Z = A > C < M, R > Z

    Conclusions: I. R > C                     

                         II. A < M

  • Statements:    N > A < C, P = N, P < L

    Conclusions:  I. N > C                    

                          II. L > A

  • Statements:    I. S < K < M > W > Z

    Conclusions:  I. W < K      

                          II. Z = S

  • Statements:    S < L < R, S > N, P = N

    Conclusions:  I. P = S             

                          II. R < N

  • Statements:    L > M < P < S, Q < P, M < K

    Conclusions:  I. K = L                 

                          II. M > Q

  • Statement : H % J, J © N, N @ R

    Conclusions : I. R % J

                         II. H @ J

                        III. N @ H

  • Statement M : @ J, J $ T, T © N

    Conclusions   : I. N # J

                           II. T % M

                          III. M @ N

  • Statement : D © K, K # F, F @ P

    Conclusions :  I. P @ D

                          II. K # P

                         III. F $ D

  • Statement  : R # D, D $ M, M © N

    Conclusions I. R # M

                       II. N # D

                       III. N $ R

  • Statement :  K © P, P @ Q, Q $ R

    Conclusions: I. K @ R

                        II. R % P

                       III. Q % K

  • Statements : C ≥ O = M < U ≤ N <D

    Conclusion I: O < D        II: C > N

  • Statements : P > L = A  ≥  C = E

    Conclusion I: E ≤ L         II : P  > C

  • Statements :  S > T ≤ A = I; L ≥ A

    Conclusion I: S > L           II : I > L

  • Statements : S > T ≤ A = I; L ≥ A

    Conclusion I: L ≥ T          II : A > S

  • Statements : N ≤  U < M = B ≥ E > R

    Conclusion I:  N ≤ R                II : E ≤ U

  • Statement : P<Q<R=U, U≥T<S, T≥W 

    Conclusion I: U>W              II : U=W 

  • Statement : A = D < G < J > K > F; B < A; K =H 

    Conclusion I: H>F               II :  A > J

  • Statement : C = K < X < L > P ≤ R; Q ≥ C; P = M 

    Conclusion I: Q ≤ L                II :  L > R

  • Statement : Y ≤ U = W < E; W ≤ N

    Conclusion I: Y < E           II : Y ≤ N

  • Statement : P < S ≤ Q< K =O<R ≥ Y; M=Q ≥ C 

    Conclusion I: Y< M      II : C < R 

  • Statements:

    W $ F,    F δ R,    R  *  M

    Conclusions: 

    I. R * W

    II. R $ W

  • Statements:

    V δ T,    T @ N,    N $ J

    Conclusions:

    I. J * T

    II. N * V

  • Statements:

    K © R,    R δ M,    M * F

    Conclusions:

    I. F @ J

    II. K * M

  • Statements:

    B @ J,    J * H,    H © N

    Conclusions:

    I. N @ J

    II. N @ B

  • Statements:

    T * K,    K © M,    M δ D

    Conclusions:

    I. D * K

    II. M @ T

  • Statements:    L = P < W < V < K > Q;        

                           B < L;             

                           K = M

    Conclusions:   I. B < V          

                           II. M > P

  • Statements:    L = P < W < V < K > Q;        

                           B < L;           

                           K = M

    Conclusion:    I. L > Q          

                          II. W = M

  • Statements:    R < U = B < S;           

                           B < X

    Conclusions:   I. X > R          

                           II. X = R

  • Statements:    C > U < S < T = O > D > Y;              

                            Z = O < P

    Conclusion:    I. U > D          

                          II. S < P

  • Statements:    C > U < S < T = O > D > Y;           

                           Z = O < P

    Conclusion:    I. Z > Y       

                          II. C < O

  • Statements: D > E > P > L < H; R < N < L
    Conclusions:  I. N > D

                          II. H > R

  • Statements: S = H < J < K = L; H > N < B; D > L
    Conclusions:  I. N < L

                          II. K = B

  • Statements: S = H < J < K = L; H > N < B; D > L
    Conclusions:  I. S = D

                          II. D > S

  • Statements: B > Z < X < Q; B > Y = L
    Conclusions:  I. L = Q

                          II. L > Q

  • Statements: C > D > F;  R < M < F
    Conclusions:  I. C > M

                          II. R < D

  • Statement : X × W, W @ Z , Z % Y

    Conclusion: I.Y $ W

    II.Z $ W

    III.X © Y

  • Statement : D $ E, E © C, C @ A

    Conclusion :I. C × D

    II. A $ E

    III. A $ D

  • Statement : M @ O, O % P, P © N

    Conclusion: I. P © M

    II. N @ O

    III. N % O

  • Statement : A © C, C $ B, B % E

    Conclusion :

    I. E @ C

    II. B @ A

    III. A © E

  • Statement : P © S, S $ R, R × Q

    Conclusion :

    I. Q $ S

    II. R @ P

    III. R % P

  • Statements: M > N = O ≥ P, Q ≥ R ≤ S = P

    Conclusion:  I. O ≥ R

                        II. M > S

  • Statements:  A ≤ B < C ≥ D,  E > F ≥ D
    Conclusion:   I. E ≥ C
                         II. F ≤ B

  • Statements: Q > R = S ≥ T, U < V ≤ W = Q
    Conclusion:  I. W > S
                        II. V ≥ R

  • Statements: A ≥ B = C < D, E ≥ A, E = F > G
    Conclusion:  I. G < A
                        II. E ≥ C

  • Statements:   B = A ≥ S = R, K >T ≥ P = R
    Conclusion:    I. T ≥ B
                         II. B ≥ P

  • Statements: N ! B, B $ W, W # H, H * M

    Conclusions: I. M @ W

                      II. H @ N

                     III. W ! N

                     IV. W # N

  • Statements: R * D, D $ J, J # M, M @ K

    Conclusions: I. K # J

                        II. D @ M

                       III. R # M

                       IV. D @ K

  • Statements: H @ T, T # F, F ! E, E * V

    conclusions: I. V $ F

                        II. E @ T

                       III. H @ V

                       IV. T # V

  • Statements: D # R, R * K, K @ F, F $ J

    Conclusions: I. J # R

                        II. J # K

                       III. R # F

                       IV. K @ D

  • Statements: M $ K, K @ N, N * R, R # W

    Conclusions: I. W @ K

                        II. M $ R

                       III. K @ W

                       IV. M @ N

  • Statement : H % J, J © N, N @ R

    Conclusions :   I. R % J

                         II. H @ J

                        III. N @ H

  • Statement : M @ J, J $ T, T © N

    Conclusions :  I. N # J

                        II. T % M

                       III. M @ N 

  • Statement : D © K, K # F, F @ P

    Conclusions :  I. P @ D

                        II. K # P

                       III. F $ D

  • Statement :  R # D, D $ M, M © N

    Conclusions I. R # M

                     II. N # D

                    III. N $ R

  • Statement : K © P, P @ Q, Q $ R

    Conclusions : I. K @ R

                      II. R % P

                     III. Q % K

  • Which of the given symbols can be placed in blank spaces respectively (in the same order from left to right) such that all the three expressions V$F, T#V and E@T definitely holds true? H_T_F_E_V

  • Which of given symbols can be placed in blank spaces respectively (in the same order from left to right) such that all the expression M@W is definitely true and Either W&N or W#N is true? N_B_W_H_M

  • What symbol will come in between K and N such that all the given expressions R@K, K$N, K*R, M$N are definitely false? M$K_N*R

  • Statements: D$E; F@M; D$O; E$F; N&E
    Conclusions:
    I. F@O
    II. O@E
    III. E@M
    IV. N@D

  • Which of the given symbol must be placed in blank which is between T and F such that all the three expressions V$F, T#V and E@T definitely holds true? H_T_F_E_V

  • In which of the following expressions will the expression ‘H < J’ be definitely true?

  • Which of the following symbols should replace the sign ($) and (#) in the given expression in order to make the expression S > J and M ≥ J is definitely true?
    S ≥ T $ P > K ≤ N, O < M = K # J > L

  • Which of the following symbols should replace the $ and # in the given expression in order to make the expression L ≥ S and N > T is definitely true?
    N > O ≤ L = P $ T, H > M ≤ T # S < N

  • In which of the following expressions ‘A>R’ doesn’t hold true?

  • In which of the following expressions does the expression ‘O≤Z’ is definitely true?

  • Statements: M≥N≥O>P≤Q≤R

    Conclusions: i. M>Q, ii. N≤R

  • Which of the following expression is definitely true based on A<R≤N=Y≥F, Q≥Y<P; R>L<K

  • Statements: A≤R<T=S; T<Y<O; G≥T<Q
    Conclusions:
    I. G>Y
    II. A<Q
    III. S=R
    IV. A<Q

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