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Question
In a certain language different symbols represent different operators as follows.
- ⊗ means X = Y
- η means X ≯ (not more than) Y
- ∀ means X ≮ (not less than) Y
- √ means X < Y
- © means X > Y
Statements: F √ G; G ⊗ H; H √ I;
Conclusions:
- F √ H
- G ∀ I
A
both I and II are true.
B
only conclusion II is true.
C
only conclusion I is true.
D
either I or II can be true.
Soln.
Ans: c
Ans: c
The statements can be translated to F < G = H < I. Conclusion I translates to F < H. Conclusion II translates to G ≥ I. So we can see that only conclusion I is true.
Please remember that in such questions ≯ (not more than) is same as ≤, and ≮ (not less than) is same as ≥.