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Statements: P < Q > G; G > I > E; C ≤ P; C > U Conclusions: I. U > I II. P < E Which conclusion(s) follow from the given statements?

1. Neither I nor II is true
2. Only II is true
3. Either I or II is true
4. Only I is true

Correct answer: Neither I nor II is true

Solution

From P < Q > G and G > I > E, we know P is greater than C? No, only C ≤ P and C > U are given, so U < C ≤ P. Also, G > I > E does not establish P < E. Therefore neither conclusion is definitely true.

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