Practice mode Inequalities

Statements: L ≤ N < M; J ≤ O = K > M. Conclusions: I. J ≥ K II. M > L. Which of the conclusions is definitely true?

Correct answer A. Only conclusion II is true

Explanation

I: K = O ≥ J gives only J ≤ K, so I (J ≥ K) does not follow. II: L ≤ N L, so II is true.

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