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Statements: K = D > H < F. Conclusions: I. F < D II. F ≤ H. Which of the conclusions is definitely true?

Correct answer C. Neither conclusion I nor II is true

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I: in D > H < F the signs change direction, so F and D are not related and I fails. II: H H, so II (F ≤ H) does not follow.

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