Set-13 Inequalities For SBI PO and SBI Clerk 2019 | Must Go Through These Questions

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Directions (1-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
In the following question assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the conclusion among given five conclusions is/are definitely true and then give your answers accordingly.

1.
Statement:
N≤ S< P;P=Q ≥B;Q< R=L
Conclusion:
i) N< R
ii) N=R

2.
Statement:
H ≥I ≥L; M< C≤ D; D≤ V=Y >L
Conclusion:
i) H=V
ii) L >C

3.
Statement:
H ≥I ≥L; M< C≤ D; D≤ V=Y >L
Conclusion:
i)  M< Y
ii)  L≤  M

4.
Statement:
A=B≤ F< G≤ L; G ≥S≤ P< Q; P≤ L< M=T
Conclusion:
i) P=B
ii) T >S

5.
Statement:
A=B≤ F< G≤ L; G ≥S≤ P< Q; P≤ L< M=T
Conclusion:
i) L≤ F
ii) F< L

6.
Statement:
I ≥M; M ≥J; L≤ J; L=O; O< N
Conclusion:
I) L=I
II) L< I

7.
Statement:
B< H≤ K; H ≥I >F; F=M >Z,
Conclusion:
I) I≤ K
II) B< Z

8.
Statement:
S≤ T ≥Z=I; I=N >M
Conclusion:
I) M >T
II) N≤ T

9.
Statement:
K≤ A ≥C >D=F≤ I >Z
Conclusion:
I) F >A
II) C ≥Z

10.
Statements:
E≤ K <L; K=S >O;S ≤T >U
Conclusions:
I) E≤ T
II) L >O

 

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  • Directions (1-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
    In the following question assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the conclusion among given five conclusions is/are definitely true and then give your answers accordingly.

    1. Question

    Statement:
    N≤ S< P;P=Q ≥B;Q< R=L
    Conclusion:
    i) N< R
    ii) N=R

    Ans:1

    N≤ S< P=Q< R=L
    i) N< R – True
    ii) N=R – False

  • 2. Question

    Statement:
    H ≥I ≥L; M< C≤ D; D≤ V=Y >L
    Conclusion:
    i) H=V
    ii) L >C

    Ans:5

    H ≥I ≥L<Y=V ≥D ≥C >M
    i) H=V – False
    ii) L >C – False

  • 3. Question

    Statement:
    H ≥I ≥L; M< C≤ D; D≤ V=Y >L
    Conclusion:
    i)  M< Y
    ii)  L≤  M

    Ans:1
    H ≥I ≥L< Y=V ≥D ≥C >M
    i) M< Y – True
    ii) L≤ M – False

  • 4. Question

    Statement:
    A=B≤ F< G≤ L; G ≥S≤ P< Q; P≤ L< M=T
    Conclusion:
    i) P=B
    ii) T >S

      Ans:2

    A=B≤ F< G ≥S≤ P≤ L< M=T
    i) P=B – False
    ii) T >S – True

  • 5. Question

    Statement:
    A=B≤ F< G≤ L; G ≥S≤ P< Q; P≤ L< M=T
    Conclusion:
    i) L≤ F
    ii) F< L

    Ans:4

    A=B≤ F< G ≥S≤ P≤ L< M=T
    i) L≤ F – can be True
    ii) F< L – can be True

  • 6. Question

    Statement:
    I ≥M; M ≥J; L≤ J; L=O; O< N
    Conclusion:
    I) L=I
    II) L< I

    Ans:4

    I ≥ M ≥ J ≥ L=O< N
    I) L=I – may be true
    II) L<I – may be true

    So either I or II follows

  • 7. Question

    Statement:
    B< H≤ K; H ≥I >F; F=M >Z,
    Conclusion:
    I) I≤ K
    II) B< Z

    Ans:1

    I) I≤ K –> True
    II) B< Z — > False

  • 8. Question

    Statement:
    S≤ T ≥Z=I; I=N >M
    Conclusion:
    I) M >T
    II) N≤ T

    Ans:2

    I) M >T — > False
    II) N ≤ T — > True

  • 9. Question

    Statement:
    K≤ A ≥C >D=F≤ I >Z
    Conclusion:
    I) F >A
    II) C ≥Z

    Ans:5

    I) F >A — >False
    II) C ≥Z– >False

  • 10. Question

    Statements:
    E≤ K <L; K=S >O;S ≤T >U
    Conclusions:
    I) E≤ T
    II) L >O

      Ans:3

    I) E≤ T– > True
    II) L >O–> True

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