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Conclusions: I. F>C, II. G>C. Which statement satisfies BOTH conclusions?

1. F>E≥D<C<A<B=G
2. F > E > D < C < A < B > G
3. F>E≥D=C<A>B=G
4. F > E > D = C < A < B = G

Correct answer: F > E > D = C < A < B = G

Solution

Check statement 4: F>E>D=C means F>C ✓. B=G, and C<A<B=G means G>C ✓. Both conclusions satisfied. Statement 1: F>E≥D but D<C, so F vs C is indeterminate. Statement 3: F>E≥D=C→F>C ✓ but G=B and A>B so G=B<A, while C<A means G could be<C or>C (not certain). Only statement 4 satisfies both.

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