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Statements: L = P > Q; Q > O. Conclusions: I. Q = L II. L ≥ O. Which of the conclusions is definitely true?

Correct answer B. Only conclusion II is true

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I: L = P > Q gives only Q Q > O gives L > O, so II is true.

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