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Statements: M = C > B > K > H ≥ J. Conclusions: I. B ≥ J II. B ≤ H. Which of the conclusions is definitely true?

Correct answer B. Only conclusion I is true

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I: B > K > H ≥ J gives B > J, so I is true. II: B > K > H gives only B > H, so II (B ≤ H) does not follow.

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