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Inequalities - 1

1. Which of the following expressions is true, if the given expression is true? P > A ≤ S < U = M ≥ B 

A) A = B    B) P > U    C) M > A   D) S < B   E) None of these]

2. Statements: A ≤ M ≤ B = Q > E > S; M > U 

Conclusions: I. Q ≥ A II. B > S

 A) Only conclusion I is true    B) Either conclusion I or II is true   C) Only conclusion II is true    D) Both conclusions I and II are true    E) Neither conclusion I nor II are true 

Explanation: 

Statements: A ≤ M ≤ B = Q > E > S ...(i) M > U ...(ii)

 From (i), we get

A ≤ Q or Q ≥ A.

 Thus, conclusion I is true. 

Again, B > S is true. 

Hence both conclusions I and II are true.

 Ans: D

3. Statements: I > S ≥ G = A ≤ U ≤ W; E ≤ A ≤ K 

Conclusions: I. U ≥ E II. S > W

 A) Only conclusion I is true     B) Either conclusion I or II is true    C) Only conclusion II is true    D) Both conclusions I and II are true    E) Neither conclusion I nor II are true 

Explanation: 

Statements: I > S ≥ G = A ≤ U ≤ W ...(i) 

E ≤ A ≤ K ...(ii) 

Combinng (i) and (ii), we get

 E ≤ A ≤ U 

Thus, E ≤ U or U ≥ E. Hence I is true.

 Again we can't compare S and W.

 Hence II (S > W) is not true.

 Ans: A 

4. Statements: C ≥ D > E ≤ F ≤ G < H 

Conclusions: I. C ≥ G II. E < H 

A) Only conclusion I is true     B) Either conclusion I or II is true    C) Only conclusion II is true   D) Both conclusions I and II are true    E) Neither conclusion I nor II are true 

Explanation: 

Statement: C ≥ D > E ≤ F ≤ G < H 

Thus, we can't compare C and G. Hence I (C ≥ G) is not true.

 Again, E < H is true.

 Hence II is true.

 Ans: C

5. Statements: i) I = J < K ii) J = L > M ≥ N iii) M > G ≤ T < U 

Conclusions: I. I > N II. L > T 

A) Only conclusion I follows.       B) Only conclusion II follows.   C) Both conclusions I and II follow.    D) Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.   E) Neither of the conclusions follows. 

Explanation: 

For conclusion I: I > N 

Combining statements i and ii: I = J = L > M ≥ N 

As, “>”, is the highest priority sign in the combination so, “I > N”, is the true relation between I and N.

Hence, conclusion I follows. 

For conclusion II: L > T 

Combining statements II and III:

 L > M > G ≤ T 

As, sign between “L” and “T” are in different direction so, this conclusion does not follow. 

Ans: A

6. Statements: i) B > C ≥ D = E ii) D < F = G > H ≥ I iii) G < L ≤ M 

Conclusions: I. D ≤ M II. E < F 

A) Only conclusion I follows.    B) Only conclusion II follows.   C) Both conclusions I an II follow.   D) Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.    E) Neither of the conclusions follows. 

Explanation: For conclusion I: D ≤ M 

 Combining statements ii and iii: 

D < F = G < L ≤ M 

As, “<”, is having highest priority, therefore, this conclusion does not follow. 

For conclusion II: D < E

Combining statements i and ii E > C = D

As, “<”, is having highest priority, so the conclusion follows.

Ans: B

7. Statements: i) B = C ≤ Y ≤ Z ii) Q ≥ Y = A 

                          iii) Y ≤ O < P > Q 

Conclusions: I. Q > C II. Q = C 

A) Only conclusion I follows.     B) Only conclusion II follows.   C) Both conclusions I and II follow.    D) Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.   E) Neither of the conclusions follows. 

Explanation: For conclusion I: Q > C

 Combining statements i and ii: C ≤ Y ≤ Q 

So, Q > C, does not follow.

 For conclusion II: Q = C 

Combining statements I and II: C ≤ Y ≤ Q

So, Q = C, does not follow. 

Now, we can see that: 

Both the objects of conclusions I and II are same i.e. ‘Q’ and ‘C’.

 Both the conclusions I and II are wrong. On combining both the relations we get the actual relation i.e. Q ≥ C

 So, Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows. 

Ans: D

8. Statements: M = Q ≤ N ≤ W ≤ B, R ≥ S = O > Q 

Conclusions: I. R > M II. O ≤ B

 A) None follows.    B) Only conclusion II follows.   C) Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows.   D) Only conclusion I follows.   E) Both conclusion I and conclusion II follow. 

Explanation: Given Statements: M = Q ≤ N ≤ W ≤ B, R ≥ S = O > Q 

Conclusions: I. R > M II. O ≤ B 

For Conclusion I, combining both the equations, we get

 R ≥ S = O > Q = M ≤ N ≤ W ≤ B ........... (i)

 We can observe that between R and M, the common sign of inequality is of '>' which confirms R > M which is given as conclusion I. For Conclusion II, 

We can observe that between O and B the signs are getting reversed and hence we can't derive a definite conclusion between these two elements

. Conclusion II, hence, doesn't follow. 

Ans: D

9. Statements: T ≤ E > R > W; N ≤ O < R = X 

Conclusions: I. E ≥ N II. O < E 

A) Only conclusion I follows    B) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows    C) Only conclusion II follows

 D) Either conclusion I nor conclusion II follows    E) Both conclusions I and conclusion II follow 

Explanation: Statements: T ≤ E > R > W; N ≤ O < R = X

 Conclusions: I. E ≥ N II. O < E 

Combining eq (i) and (ii) for the relation between E and N & O and E, we get E > R > O ≥ N and O < R < E

 Common sign between E and N is of '>'. Thus, the given conclusion E ≥ N is not valid. Now, common sign between O and E (moving from O to E) is '<' and the given conclusion is O < E.

 Ans: C

Posted Date : 18-04-2023

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