Inequality DPP

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Reasoning
Inequalities
Q1 Directions:In the given questions, assuming the II. Y > E

given statements to be true. Find which of the (A) Only conclusion I follows
given two conclusions number I and II is/are (B) Only conclusion II follows
definitely true and give your answer (C) Both conclusion I and II follow
accordingly. (D) Neither I nor II follows
(E) None of the above
Statement: D L
II. B ≤ F
Conclusions:
(A) only conclusion I follows
I. E < Q
(B) only conclusion II follows
II.G ≥ E
(C) Both conclusions I and II follow
(D) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
(E) Either conclusion I or II follows
Q2 Directions:Answer the questions based on the (C) Both conclusion I and II follow
information given below. (D) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Statement: @ ≤ & ≤ 7 = % > 1 < # (E) either conclusion I or II follows
Conclusions:
I.7 ≥ @
II.7 > 1
Statement: X = B < N, B < O ≥ A, K ≤ O = M > B
Conclusions:
(B) only conclusion I follows
I.B < K
(C) Both conclusion I and II follow
II.M > B
(D) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
(E) Either I or II follows
Q3 Directions: Study the questions based on the (C) Both conclusion I and II follow
information given below. (D) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Statement: E < S ≤ ∞ = % < Y < @ (E) either conclusion I or II follows
Conclusions:
I. Y ≥ S
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Statement: X = U < T, U < S ≥ I, K ≤ S = M > U (B) If only conclusion II follows

Conclusions: (C) If either conclusion I or II follows
I.U < K (D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
II.M > K (E) If both conclusions I and II follow
(A) Only conclusion 1 follows
Q10 Directions:In the following question assuming
(B) Only conclusion 2 follows
the given statements to be true, find which of
(C) Either conclusion 1 nor 2 follows
the interpretation among given interpretation
(D) Neither conclusion 1 nor 2 follows
is/are definitely true and then give your
Q7 Directions:Analyze the data carefully and reaction accordingly.
answer the questions accordingly.
Statements: C < N < R > S, N P, Q > R < M, S ≤ P
Conclusions: Conclusions:
I. P > S I. Q > P
II. R > C II. N > S
(A) If only conclusion I follows III. R < O
(B) If only conclusion II follows IV. R ≥ O
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows (A) None is true
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows (B) Only IV is true
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow (C) Both II and III are true
(D) Either I or III and IV are true
Q8 Directions:Analyze the data carefully and
(E) All are true
Statements: F Q = W, F ≤ Y, P > U Q11 Directions:In the following question assuming
Conclusions: the given statements to be true, find which of
I. Q > U the interpretation among given interpretation
II. Y > W is/are definitely true and then give your
(A) If only conclusion I follows reaction accordingly.
(B) If only conclusion II follows
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows Statements: E ≥ U = D; R < A < F; W ≤ D; W > F
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows Conclusions:
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow I. U < R
II. E = W
Q9 Directions: Analyze the data carefully and
III. E > W
(A) Only II is True Inequality
Statements: G > I = J > K = L ≤ M
(B) Only III is True
Conclusions:
(C) Only I and II are True
I. I > L
(D) Either I or II is true
II. M ≥ K
(E) Either II or III is true
(A) If only conclusion I follows

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Q12 DIrections:In the following question assuming Statements: Z > Y ≥ X ≥ K; K = L ≥ M; Which of the
the given statements to be true, find which of following are definitely true?
the interpretation among given interpretation (A) X > L (B) Z > L
is/are definitely true and then give your (C) K = Z (D) K < Y
reaction accordingly. (E) None of these
Q14 Directions:In the following question assuming

Statements: T ≥ C ≥ F; E = A < D; X > T; D < F = T
the given statements to be True, find which of
Conclusions:
the conclusion among given conclusions is/are
I. F < E
definitely true and then give your answers
II. C = F
accordingly.
III. A > T
Statements: P < Q ≥ G; G ≥ I ≥ E; C ≤ P; C > U
(A) Only I is True
Conclusions:
(B) Only II is True
I. U > I
(C) Only III is True
II. P ≤ E
(D) Only I and III are True
(A) Both I and II follow
(E) None is true
(B) Either I or II follows
Q13 Directions:In the following question assuming (C) Only I follows
the given statements to be true, find which of (D) Only II follows
the interpretation among given interpretation (E) Neither I nor II follow
is/are definitely true and then give your
reaction accordingly.

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Level-2
Q1 If the expression B < C < A < D, E > F > D > H = M given statements, disregarding commonly
is definitely true then, which of the following known facts.
expressions will be false? Statement
(A) A < E (B) F > C T<J<M=W>F>S
(C) H C Conclusion:-
(E) None of these i) T > F
ii) W > S
Q2 If the expression R = F < I< T V > M
(A) Only conclusion I follows
is definitely true then, which of the following
(B) Only conclusion II follows
expressions will be true?
(C) Neither I nor II follow
(A) A > B
(D) Both I and II follow
(B) R < V
(E) Either I or II follow
(C) G > F
(D) G > M Q6 Directions: Study the following data carefully
(E) Both (a) and (c) and answer the questions accordingly.
What will come in _ , _ respectively to make the
Q3 If the expression X > B > Z > K > H = M < J< Y is
expression
definitely true then, which of the following
* < $ and $ > @ are definitely true?
expressions will be false?
$ > & ≥ # _ (; ( ≥ * _ % ≥ ! ≥ @
(A) H < X (B) B > M
(A) >, ≤ (B) ≤, >
(C) Z > M (D) A > K
(C) = , < (D) >, ≥
(E) Both b) and d)
(E) None of these
Q4 If the expression, M > K = B > L > E > X, A < B ≤ Z is
Q7 Directions:In each of the following questions,
definitely true then, which of the following
the relationship between different elements is
expressions will be true?
shown in the statements followed by
(A) X > A (B) Z > E
conclusions. Find the conclusion which
(C) M > A (D) Both b) and c)
logically follows.
(E) Both a) and c)
Q5 Directions: In each question below are given Statements:

statements followed by two conclusions X≥N>R=A
numbered I and II. You have to take the given P≤D<L<X
statements to be true even if they seem to be P>S=Z
at variance with commonly known facts. Read Conclusions:
the statements and then decide which of the I: S < X
given conclusions logically follows from the II: X > A
III: D < N

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(A) Only I follows. shown in the statements followed by

(B) Only II follows. conclusions. Find the conclusion which is true.
(C) Only III follows.
(D) Only I & II follow. Statements:
(E) Only II & III follow L>P≤M≤R
H>M≥Q
P≤K>Y
Conclusions:
Statements: H ≥ L > M ≤ R > I ≥ P = U ≤ T Y
Conclusion:
II: Q < K
I. I ≤ L
III: K ≤ Q
II. R > U
(A) Only I and II are true.
(B) Only I is true.
(C) Either II or III is true.
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows
(D) Only I and either II or III are true.
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
(E) None is true
(E) If both conclusions I and II follows
Statements: A ≥ Y > G < R = Q > O ≤ P = I > H
shown in the statements followed by three
Conclusion:
I. R > O
logically follows.
II. O ≥ Y
Statements:
A≥M>T
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows
P<O<R<T
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows
P>N=Z
(E) If both conclusions I and II follows
Conclusions:
I: A > Z Q12 For each of the following questions, there are
II: N < M statements that show the relationship
III: T ≥ P between different elements, followed by three
(A) Only I follows. possible conclusions. Determine the conclusion
(B) Only II follows. that logically follows.
(C) Only III follows.
(D) Only I & II follow. Statement:
(E) Only II & III follow. G ≥ P>S=M>L=N
Y ≤ T<V<U<R<O
I>K=J>R=L
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I. I > V (D) Either I or III follow

II. N > P (E) None follows
III. L > Y
(A) Only I follows
(B) Only II follows
shown in the statements followed by
(C) Only III follows
(D) Both I and III follow
logically follows.
(E) Both II and III follow
Q13 Directions: Study the following data carefully Statements:

and answer the questions accordingly. M≤G<V>R
Statement: T≥P>R>L
$ > * > ^ = &; & < % < @ A<B=T
Conclusion: Conclusions:
I: B > L
1. $ ≥ %
II: G ^
(A) If only conclusion I follows.
(A) Only conclusion I follow (B) If only conclusion II follows.
(B) Only conclusion II follow (C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
(C) Either conclusion I or II follow (D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
(D) Neither conclusion I nor II follow (E) If both Conclusion I and II follow
(E) None of these
Q16 In each of the following questions, the
Q14 For each of the following questions, there are relationship between different elements is
statements that show the relationship shown in the statements followed by three
between different elements, followed by three conclusions. Find the conclusion which
possible conclusions. Determine the conclusion logically follows.
that logically follows.
Statements:
Statement: D≤M<R<Y
D ≤ N<R<W P>C≥Z<D
T>Y ≥ Z<D K<G M
III. Y > N (A) Only I follows.
(A) Only I follows (B) Only II follows.
(B) Only II follows (C) Only I and III follow.
(C) Both I and III follow (D) Either I or III follows.

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(E) None follows (A) If only conclusion I follow

(B) If only conclusion II follow
Q17 In each of the question, relationships between
(C) If either conclusion I or II follow
some elements are shown in the statements.
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follow
These statements are followed by conclusions
(E) If both conclusion I and II follow
numbered I and II. Read the statements and
give the answer. Q20 In each of the question, relationships between
Statement:- B>D=A<R<T≤Z>M These statements are followed by conclusions
Conclusion:- 1. D<Z 2. M>A numbered I and II. Read the statements and
(A) If only conclusion I follows. give the answer.
(B) If only conclusion II follows. Statements: C ≤ L = E ≤ R ≤ K = P ≥ O
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows. Conclusions:
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows. I. P = C
(E) If both conclusion I and II follows II. C R≥T=W>H≤S W 2. R= W These statements are followed by conclusions
(A) If only conclusion I follows. numbered I and II. Read the statements and
(B) If only conclusion II follows. give the answer.
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows.
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows. Statements: F ≤ B = I ≤ C = A ≥ S > E
(E) If both conclusion I and II follows Conclusions:
I. S ≥ B
II. F > E
give the answer.
Statements: C < O ≤ D = S > A ≥ P ≥ Q
Conclusions: Q22 In each of the question, relationships between
I. Q < D some elements are shown in the statements.
II. C < A These statements are followed by conclusions

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numbered I and II. Read the statements and III. E < H

give the answer. IV. B > F
(A) Only I, II and III are true.
Statements: I ≥ N = T ≥ E > L ≥ G > M (B) Only II is true
Conclusions: (C) Only I and II are true.
I. G < N (D) Only I and either II or IV are true.
II. I ≥ L (E) All I, II, III and IV are true.
Q25 In the given questions, assuming the given
statements to be true. Find which of the given
two conclusions number I, II , III and IV is/are
definitely true and give your answer
accordingly.
Q23 In each of the question, relationships between Statements:
some elements are shown in the statements. N > F > O ≤ M; O ≥ B > Z
These statements are followed by conclusions Conclusions:
numbered I and II. Read the statements and I. B < M
give the answer. II. N > M
III. M = B
Statements: W > A = S ≥ H Z
Conclusions: (A) Only IV is true.
I. H < W (B) Only IV and either I or III are true.
II. G > H (C) Only I and III are true.
(A) If only conclusion I follow (D) Only I is true.
two conclusions number I and II is/are
Q24 In the given questions, assuming the given accordingly.
two conclusions number I , II , III and IV is/are Statements:
definitely true and give your answer L≥M<N≤O=P<Q
accordingly. Conclusions:
I. L ≥ O
Statements: II. M < Q
A>B≥C>D≤E≤F<H (A) Only conclusion I true
Conclusions: (B) Only conclusion II true
I. A > D (C) Either conclusion I or conclusion II true
II. H > D (D) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II true

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(E) Both conclusion I and conclusion II true definitely true and give your answer
accordingly.
Statements:
P≤Q≤R=S≥T>U
Conclusions:
accordingly.
I. P ≤ S
II. R > U
Statements:
(A) Only conclusion I true
N≤M≤I=Q<P=O
(B) Only conclusion II true
Conclusions:
(C) Either conclusion I or conclusion II true
I. Q > N
(D) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II true
II. N = Q
(E) Both conclusion I and conclusion II true
(B) Only conclusion II true Q30 In the given questions, assuming the given
(C) Either conclusion I or conclusion II true statements to be true. Find which of the given
(D) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II true two conclusions number I and II is/are definitely
(E) Both conclusion I and conclusion II true true and give your answer accordingly.
Statements:
Q>Z<J≤C≤K=G≤S
Conclusions:
I. S ≥ J
II. Z < G
accordingly.
Statements:
(C) Both conclusion I and conclusion II are true
O≥U>P=K<J≤V<E
Conclusions:
I. K ≥ E Q31 In the given questions, assuming the given
II. K < O statements to be true. Find which of the given
(A) Only conclusion I true two conclusions number I and II is/are
(B) Only conclusion II true definitely true and give your answer
(C) Either conclusion I or conclusion II true accordingly.
(E) Both conclusion I and conclusion II true Statements:
R≥W≤U=P>F
Conclusions:
I. R ≥ F
II. R < F

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(B) Only conclusion II true Statements:

(C) Either conclusion I or conclusion II true Z≥Y>X<W≥V
(D) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II true Conclusions:
(E) Both conclusion I and conclusion II true I. V ≤ Z
II. Z < V
two conclusions number I and II is/are definitely
(C) Either conclusion I or conclusion II true
true and give your answer accordingly.
Statement:
(E) Both conclusion I and conclusion II true
Z≤Y≤X=W≥U>T
Conclusions: Q34 Directions: Study the following data carefully
I. W > Z and answer the questions accordingly.
II. T < X Statement:
(A) Only conclusion I true $ > ^ = % > *; @ = & < *
(B) Only conclusion II true Conclusion:
(C) Both conclusion I and conclusion II true
1. $ > &
2. @ > *
Q33 In the given questions, assuming the given (A) Only conclusion I follow
statements to be true. Find which of the given (B) Only conclusion II follow
two conclusions number I and II is/are (C) Either conclusion I or II follow
definitely true and give your answer (D) Neither conclusion I nor II follow
accordingly. (E) None of these

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Level-3
Q1 Answer the questions based on the information In the question, assuming the given statements
given below: to be true, find which of the conclusion (s)
among given two conclusions is/are definitely
'X $ B' means 'X is neither smaller than nor equal true and then give your answer accordingly.
to B',
'X # B' means 'X is neither greater than nor Statements: O % Y # B % A # Q; Z @ T $ P # Q; O
smaller than B', $R#S*V
'X @ B' means 'X is not smaller than B', Conclusions:
'X % B' means 'X is not greater than B', I. Z @ B
'X * B' means 'X is neither greater than nor equal II. V $ O
to B'. (A) Only I is true
In the question, assuming the given statements (B) Only II is true
to be true, find which of the conclusion (s) (C) Either I or II is true
among given two conclusions is/are definitely (D) Neither I nor II is true
true and then give your answer accordingly. (E) Both I and II are true
Q3 Answer the questions based on the information

Statements: D @ C # A; C * K # H @ E; K * M % N
given below:
Conclusions:
I. C $ N
'X $ B' means 'X is neither smaller than nor equal
II. C * M
to B',
(A) Only I is true
'X # B' means 'X is neither greater than nor
(B) Only II is true
smaller than B',
(C) Either I or II is true
'X @ B' means 'X is not smaller than B',
(D) Neither I nor II is true
'X % B' means 'X is not greater than B',
(E) Both I and II are true
'X * B' means 'X is neither greater than nor equal
Q2 Answer the questions based on the information to B'.
given below: In the question, assuming the given statements
to be true, find which of the conclusion (s)
'X $ B' means 'X is neither smaller than nor equal among given two conclusions is/are definitely
to B', true and then give your answer accordingly.
'X # B' means 'X is neither greater than nor
smaller than B', Statements: Z @ M @ N; V % O * K % P # N; V $ A
'X @ B' means 'X is not smaller than B', #R$S
'X % B' means 'X is not greater than B', Conclusions:
'X * B' means 'X is neither greater than nor equal I. K % Z
to B'. II. R $ K

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(A) Only I is true "P % Q" means "P is not greater than Q".
(B) Only II is true "P # Q" means "P is less than Q".
(C) Either I or II is true "P & Q" means "P is not less than Q".
(D) Neither I nor II is true "P ^ Q" means "P is neither greater than nor less
(E) Both I and II are true than Q".
Q4 In each of the following questions relationships

Statement:
between different elements are given in the
W ^ G % K; H # F ^ K; W @ T ^ P; F # B ^ M;
statement followed by three sets of
Conclusions:
conclusions. Study the following information
I. M @ H
carefully and decide which of the following
II. W # B
conclusions follows logically.
III. K & P
(A) Only II and III Follows
"P @ Q" means "P is greater than Q.
(B) All I, II and III Follows
"P % Q" means "P is not greater than Q".
(C) Only II Follows
"P # Q" means "P is less than Q".
(D) Only I and II Follows
"P & Q" means "P is not less than Q".
(E) None follows
"P ^ Q" means "P is neither greater than nor less
than Q". Q6 In each of the following questions, the
relationship between different elements are
Statement: given in the statement followed by two sets of
R # Q & M # H; Q ^ L # W & B; M @ T % S ^ F; conclusions. Study the following information
Conclusions: carefully and decide which of the following
I. R # W conclusions logically follows.
II. H @ F
III. L % S “A @ B” means “A is greater than B”
(A) Only II and III Follows “A % B” means “A is not greater than B”
(B) Only I Follows “A # B” means “A is less than B”
(C) Only II Follows “A & B” means “A is not less than B”
(D) Only I and III Follows “A ^ B” means “A is neither greater than nor less
(E) Only III follows than B"
Q5 In each of the following questions relationships

Statements:
between different elements are given in the
L@Q&M^P; R%N^G%P
statement followed by three sets of
Conclusions:
I) Q@R
II) R^Q
conclusions follows logically.
(A) If only conclusion I follow.
(B) If only conclusion II follows.
"P @ Q" means "P is greater than Q.

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(C) If either conclusion I or II follows. “A ^ B” means “A is neither greater than nor less
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows. than B"
Statements:
N#M&P^W@V; S%J#Q@W
Conclusions:
given in the statement followed by two sets of
I) M@J
II) N#S
(A) If only conclusion I follow.
conclusions logically follows.
“A @ B” means “A is greater than B”
(D) If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
“A % B” means “A is not greater than B”
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow
“A # B” means “A is less than B”
“A & B” means “A is not less than B” Q9 In the following questions, the symbols $, *, #,
“A ^ B” means “A is neither greater than nor less @ and % are used with the following meaning
than B" as illustrated below: Give answer:
Statements: E@F means E is neither greater than nor equal

M%T#S^Z#A; M&X&Y^C to F
Conclusions: E%F means E is neither smaller than nor equal
I) C%T to F
II) A@Y E$F means E is neither smaller than nor greater
(A) If only conclusion I follow. than F
(B) If only conclusion II follows. E#F means E is not smaller than F
(C) If either conclusion I or II follows. E*F means E is not greater than F
(E) If both conclusion I and II follow Statements: B$L; F#O; L@F
Conclusions:
I) B$O
II) B@O
given in the statement followed by two sets of
conclusions logically follows.
(E) If both conclusions I and II follow
“A @ B” means “A is greater than B”
“A % B” means “A is not greater than B” Q10 In the following questions, the symbols $, *, #,
“A # B” means “A is less than B” @ and % are used with the following meaning
“A & B” means “A is not less than B” as illustrated below: Give answer:

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(E) X*S&V
E@F means E is neither greater than nor equal
Q12 In these questions, certain symbols have been
to F
used to indicate relationships between
E%F means E is neither smaller than nor equal
elements as follows. Find the conclusion which
to F
is definitely true.
E$F means E is neither smaller than nor greater
than F
“A@B” means “A is neither greater than nor
E#F means E is not smaller than F
smaller than B”
E*F means E is not greater than F
“A#B” means “A is not greater than B”
“A&B” means “A is neither smaller than nor equal
Statements: H@C; X#A; C%X
to B”
Conclusions:
“A*B” means “A is not smaller than B”
I) H@A
A©B” means “A is neither greater than nor equal
II) A@C
to B”
Statements:
L&S*K#A©O; J*I&L*N@R; A©W#H&M; L#C@G
Conclusions:
(A) L*A*H (B) R#S&W
Q11 In these questions, certain symbols have been (C) O*L&J (D) G*L*R
used to indicate relationships between (E) H*N&C
is definitely true.
is definitely true.
smaller than B”
smaller than B”
to B”
to B”
to B”
Statements:
to B”
D@S#T©R; W©Y@L; D&E#V; T#X&H; X*V@B&S
Conclusions:
Statements:
(A) R@E#B (B) V*S&H
Y#U&C*A; T#M@J&Y; Z&A*L@H; Y*D@K*O
(C) R@T&H (D) T*D&E
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(A) U*H@Z A©B” means “A is neither greater than nor equal

(B) L©U*K to B”
(C) Z*J©T
(D) M&C#O Statements:
(E) Both option (b) and (d) N#F©J@E*Q; I#X&L@J#M; A*C*X#O©G;
K@B&M*Z
Conclusions:
(A) G&X*N (B) O*J@B
(C) Q#M*L (D) O@J*B
is definitely true.
(E) None of these
“A@B” means “A is neither greater than nor Q16 Directions:In these questions, certain symbols
smaller than B” have been used to indicate the relationships
“A#B” means “A is not greater than B” between different elements as follows:
“A&B” means “A is neither smaller than nor equal “P$Q” means “P is not less than Q”
to B” “P#Q” means “P is not greater than Q”
“A*B” means “A is not smaller than B” “P@Q” means “P is neither less than nor equal
A©B” means “A is neither greater than nor equal to Q”
to B” “P&Q” means “P is neither greater than nor
equal to Q”
Statements: “P%Q” means “P is neither greater than nor less
T@B#U&H©Q; E©N#H@I#O; G©I©U*R; than Q"
A#L@Z©U Statements:
Conclusions: D#R$E@M#H; E@A$V%T; Y#K&P@T
(A) R©Q*G (B) O*U*L Conclusions:
(C) E©H&T (D) N&I*A I) R@T
(E) G©U&A II) Y#H
(A) Only conclusion I is true
(B) Only conclusion II is true
(C) Either conclusion I or II is true
(D) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
is definitely true.
(E) Both conclusions I and II are true
“A@B” means “A is neither greater than nor Q17 Directions: Study the questions based on the
smaller than B” information given below.
“A#B” means “A is not greater than B” A $ B means ‘A is smaller than B’
“A&B” means “A is neither smaller than nor equal A # B means ‘A is greater than B’
to B” A @ B means ‘A is either smaller than or equal to
“A*B” means “A is not smaller than B” B’

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A ! B means ‘A is either greater than or equal to (B) P $ S @ Y, I ! S # T

B’ (C) P ! Y, T # P, I $ T
A % B means ‘A is equal to B (D) Y # P # F, I @ T @ P
Conclusions: I. F # K (E) None of these
II. J @ B
(A) J $ K @ T, F ! B ! T
(B) B % F # P, K $ J % P
A $ B means ‘A is smaller than B’
(C) F # J @ H, K $ J, H @ B
A # B means ‘A is greater than B’
(D) K @ B @ J $ Q, F ! Q
A @ B means ‘A is either smaller than or equal to
(E) None of these
B’
Q18 Directions: Study the questions based on the A ! B means ‘A is either greater than or equal to
information given below. B’
A $ B means ‘A is smaller than B’ A % B means ‘A is equal to B’
A # B means ‘A is greater than B’ Conclusions: I. T ! N
A @ B means ‘A is either smaller than or equal to II. X @ V
B’ (A) V ! N % G, T ! X % G
A ! B means ‘A is either greater than or equal to (B) X $ O ! N, V ! O % T
B’ (C) V @ A @ T % X $ S % P # N
A % B means ‘A is equal to B’ (D) N % F @ H # X, T % V ! F
Conclusions: I. H @ G (E) None of these
II. A # S
(A) S @ H @ T, G % A # T
(B) A # G ! P, H $ S % P
A $ B means ‘A is smaller than B’
(C) A # H % F, S $ F @ G
A # B means ‘A is greater than B’
(D) Q ! H # S, A # Q % G
A @ B means ‘A is either smaller than or equal to
(E) None of these
B’
Q19 Directions: Study the questions based on the A ! B means ‘A is either greater than or equal to
information given below. B’
A $ B means ‘A is smaller than B’ A % B means ‘A is equal to B’
A # B means ‘A is greater than B’ Conclusions: I. T ! U
A @ B means ‘A is either smaller than or equal to II. R @ W
B’ (A) T % P ! R, W # P ! U
A ! B means ‘A is either greater than or equal to (B) K % W, K ! T ! R, U % W
B’ (C) K @ T ! R, K ! W, U @ W
A % B means ‘A is equal to B’ (D) K % W, K %T ! R, W ! U
Conclusions: I. I $ P (E) None of these
II. T # Y
Q22
(A) T ! P, I $ T, P ! Y

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Directions:In the following questions, the ‘Q @ P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’.
symbols #, $, %, &, and @ are used with the Now in each of the following questions,
following meaning as illustrated below: assuming the given statements to be true, find
which of the three conclusions I, and II given
‘Q # P’ means ‘Q is not greater than P’. below them is/are definitely true and give your
‘Q $ P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor answers accordingly.
equal to P.
‘Q % P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller nor greater Statements: A # Y % B & E @ S @ G
than P’ Conclusion:
‘Q & P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor I. G @ A
equal to P’. II. Y # E
‘Q @ P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’. (A) Only I is true
Now in each of the following questions, (B) Only II is true
assuming the given statements to be true, find (C) Either I or II is true
which of the three conclusions I, and II given (D) Neither I nor II is true
below them is/are definitely true and give your (E) Both I and II true
answers accordingly.
Q24 Directions:In the following questions, the
symbols #, $, %, &, and @ are used with the
Statements: 318 @ 212 % 11 & 27 # 115 # 29 & 16
following meaning as illustrated below:
Conclusion:
I. 318 & 11
‘Q # P’ means ‘Q is not greater than P’.
II. 11 % 318
‘Q $ P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor
(A) Only I is true
equal to P.
(B) Only II is true
‘Q % P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller nor greater
than P’
‘Q & P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor
equal to P’.
Q23 Directions:In the following questions, the ‘Q @ P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’.
symbols #, $, %, &, and @ are used with the Now in each of the following questions,
following meaning as illustrated below: assuming the given statements to be true, find
‘Q # P’ means ‘Q is not greater than P’. below them is/are definitely true and give your
‘Q $ P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor answers accordingly.
equal to P.
‘Q % P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller nor greater Statements: A % P # B & G & E % C
than P’ Conclusion:
‘Q & P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor I. A # G
equal to P’. II. P & C

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(A) Only I is true ‘Q $ P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor

(B) Only II is true equal to P.
(C) Either I or II is true ‘Q % P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller nor greater
(D) Neither I nor II is true than P’
(E) Both I and II are true ‘Q & P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor
equal to P’.
Q25 Directions:In the following questions, the
‘Q @ P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’.
symbols #, $, %, &, and @ are used with the
Now in each of the following questions,
following meaning as illustrated below:
assuming the given statements to be true, find
below them is/are definitely true and give your
‘Q $ P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor
equal to P.
‘Q % P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller nor greater
Statements: R & S # T; Q # P & R; V$ U # S
than P’
Conclusions:
‘Q & P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor
I. T $ Q
equal to P’.
II. P & V
‘Q @ P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’.
(A) Only I is true
Now in each of the following questions,
(B) Only II is true
Q27 In the following questions, the symbols #, *, ^,
Statements: P $ Q # X @ W $ S, P#T @ and $ are used with the following meaning
Conclusion: as illustrated below-
I. T $ Q
II. P & W ‘Q#P’ means ‘Q is not greater than P’
(A) Only I is true ‘Q*P’ means ‘Q is neither equal to nor smaller
(B) Only II is true than P’
(C) Either I or II is true ‘Q^P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’
(D) Neither I nor II is true ‘Q@P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor
(E) Both I and II are true greater than P’
‘Q$P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor
Q26 In the following questions, the symbols #, $, %,
equal to P’
&, and @ are used with the following meaning
Now in each of the following questions
as illustrated below:
assuming the given statement to be true, find
which of the conclusions given below is/are

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definitely true and give your answer IV. Yellow @ Grey

accordingly. (A) Only III and either I or IV are true
(B) Both I and IV are true
Statements: B # C @ D ^ E $ F; U ^ D @ K * L (C) Both I and II are true
Conclusions: (D) Only I and either II or IV are true
I. F * B (E) All are true
II. C * L
Q29 In the following questions, the symbols #, *, ^, @
III. U ^ B
and $ are used with the following meaning as
IV. K * F
illustrated below-
(A) Both I and III are true
‘Q#P’ means ‘Q is not greater than P’
(B) Both II and III are true
‘Q*P’ means ‘Q is neither equal to nor smaller
(C) Only II is true
than P’
(D) Both II and IV are true
‘Q^P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’
(E) All are true
‘Q@P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor
Q28 In the following questions, the symbols #, *, ^, greater than P’
@ and $ are used with the following meaning ‘Q$P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor
as illustrated below- equal to P’
‘Q#P’ means ‘Q is not greater than P’ assuming the given statement to be true, find
‘Q*P’ means ‘Q is neither equal to nor smaller which of the conclusions given below is/are
than P’ definitely true and give your answer
‘Q^P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’ accordingly.
‘Q@P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor Statements:
greater than P’ IBPS # SBI @ CLERK ^ PO; RBI * BANK # SBI * SO
‘Q$P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor Conclusions:
equal to P’ I. SO $ CLERK
Now in each of the following questions II. PO $ BANK
assuming the given statement to be true, find III. BANK # CLERK
which of the conclusions given below is/are IV. IBPS $ CLERK
definitely true and give your answer (A) Only IV is true
accordingly. (B) Only II is true
(C) Both I and II are true
Statements: Blue ^ 32 @ Grey ^ 18 * 19; 35 # Pink (D) Both I and III are true
$ Yellow # 18
Q30 In the following questions, the symbols #, *, ^,
Conclusions:
@ and $ are used with the following meaning
I. Yellow $ 32
as illustrated below-
II. 35 $ 19
III. Blue ^ Yellow
‘Q#P’ means ‘Q is not greater than P’

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‘Q*P’ means ‘Q is neither equal to nor smaller Now in each of the following questions
than P’ assuming the given statement to be true, find
‘Q^P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’ which of the conclusions given below is/are
‘Q@P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor definitely true and give your answer
greater than P’ accordingly.
‘Q$P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor
equal to P’ Statements: M # P $ Q @ R; S ^ T * U ^ R
Now in each of the following questions Conclusions:
assuming the given statement to be true, find I. T ^ P
which of the conclusions given below is/are II. Q # U
definitely true and give your answer III. S * P
accordingly. IV. Q @ U
(A) Only II and either I or III are true
Statements: U $ M ^ Q @ L # T; U # C $ V $ O # K (B) Both II and III are true
^G (C) Both I and II are true
Conclusions: (D) Only III and either II or IV are true
I. Q # C (E) All are true
II. L $ C
Q32 In the following questions, the symbols +, #, %,
III. K # V
@ and * are used with the following meaning
IV. G $ V
(A) Only II is true
(B) Only IV and either I or II are true
'P # Q' means 'P is neither greater than nor
(C) Both I and III are true
smaller than Q'
(D) Only IV is true
'P + Q' means 'P is not smaller than Q'
(E) None is true
'P @ Q' means 'P is neither smaller than nor
Q31 In the following questions, the symbols #, *, ^, equal to Q'
@ and $ are used with the following meaning 'P * Q' means 'P is not greater than Q'
as illustrated below- 'P % Q' means 'P is neither greater than nor
equal to Q'
‘Q#P’ means ‘Q is not greater than P’ Now in each of the following questions
‘Q*P’ means ‘Q is neither equal to nor smaller assuming the given statements to be true, find
than P’ which of the three conclusions I. II and III given
‘Q^P’ means ‘Q is not smaller than P’ below them is/are definitely true and give your
‘Q@P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor answer accordingly.
greater than P’
‘Q$P’ means ‘Q is neither greater than nor Statements: L * M; J + K # L; O @ M @ N; O * P
equal to P’ Conclusions:
I. K * P

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II. N % K 'P + Q' means 'P is not smaller than Q'

III. L % P 'P @ Q' means 'P is neither smaller than nor
(A) Only III is true equal to Q'
(B) Only I and II are true 'P * Q' means 'P is not greater than Q'
(C) Only II and III are true 'P % Q' means 'P is neither greater than nor
(D) Only I is true equal to Q'
(E) All are true Now in each of the following questions
Q33 In the following questions, the symbols +, #, %, @
which of the three conclusions I. II and III given
and * are used with the following meaning as
illustrated below:
answer accordingly.
Statements:
smaller than Q'
D % F, F @ H, H * N
'P + Q' means 'P is not smaller than Q'
Conclusions:
'P @ Q' means 'P is neither smaller than nor
I. N @ F
equal to Q'
II. D % N
'P * Q' means 'P is not greater than Q'
III. H % D
'P % Q' means 'P is neither greater than nor
(A) Only I and II are true
equal to Q'
(B) Only II and III are true
(C) Only III is true
(D) None is true
below them is/are definitely true and give your Q35 In the following questions, the symbols +, #, %,
answer accordingly. @ and * are used with the following meaning
Statements: as illustrated below:
B + D, D % T, T * M
Conclusions: 'P # Q' means 'P is neither greater than nor
I. B @ T smaller than Q'
II. M @ D 'P + Q' means 'P is not smaller than Q'
III. B @ M 'P @ Q' means 'P is neither smaller than nor
(A) Only III is true equal to Q'
(B) Only II is true 'P * Q' means 'P is not greater than Q'
(C) Only I is true 'P % Q' means 'P is neither greater than nor
(D) Only II and III are true equal to Q'
Q34 In the following questions, the symbols +, #, %, @
and * are used with the following meaning as
illustrated below:
answer accordingly.
smaller than Q'

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Statements: K # W, M @ W, R + M @ and * are used with the following meaning
Conclusions: as illustrated below:
I. K % M
II. W % R 'R # Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor
III. R @ K smaller than Q'
(A) Only I and II are true 'R + Q' means 'R is not smaller than Q'
(B) Only I and III are true 'R @ Q' means 'R is neither smaller than nor
(C) Only II and III are true equal to Q'
(D) All are true 'R * Q' means 'R is not greater than Q'
(E) None is true 'R % Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor
equal to Q'
which of the two conclusions I and II given
'R # Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor
answer accordingly.
smaller than Q'
'R + Q' means 'R is not smaller than Q'
Statements: D % F, F @ H, H * N
'R @ Q' means 'R is neither smaller than nor
Conclusions:
equal to Q'
I. N @ F
'R * Q' means 'R is not greater than Q'
II. D % N
'R % Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor
(A) Only I is true
equal to Q'
(B) Only II is true
answer accordingly. Q38 In the following questions, the symbols +, #, %,
Statement: T # R, R % Q, Q * S as illustrated below:
Conclusions:
I. T @ Q 'R # Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor
II. R % S smaller than Q'
(A) Only I is true 'R + Q' means 'R is not smaller than Q'
(B) Only II is true 'R @ Q' means 'R is neither smaller than nor
(C) Either I or II is true equal to Q'
(D) Neither I nor II is true 'R * Q' means 'R is not greater than Q'

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'R % Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor II. M @ D

equal to Q' (A) Only I is true
Now in each of the following questions (B) Only II is true
which of the two conclusions I and II given (D) Neither I nor II is true
below them is/are definitely true and give your (E) Both I and II are true
answer accordingly.
Statements: E @ F, F + G, G # K, K % L
Conclusion:
I. E + G
'R # Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor
II. L @ G
smaller than Q'
(A) Only I is true
(B) Only II is true
'R @ Q' means 'R is neither smaller than nor
equal to Q'
'R * Q' means 'R is not greater than Q'
'R % Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor
Q39 In the following questions, the symbols +, #, %, equal to Q'
@ and * are used with the following meaning Now in each of the following questions
as illustrated below: assuming the given statements to be true, find
'R # Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor below them is/are definitely true and give your
smaller than Q' answer accordingly.
'R @ Q' means 'R is neither smaller than nor Statements: K # W, M @ W, R + M
equal to Q' Conclusions:
'R * Q' means 'R is not greater than Q' I. K % M
'R % Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor II. W % R
equal to Q' (A) Only I is true
Now in each of the following questions (B) Only II is true
which of the two conclusions I and II given (D) Neither I nor II is true
below them is/are definitely true and give your (E) Both I and II are true
answer accordingly.
Q41 In the following questions, the symbols @, #, %, $
and Ω are used with the following meaning as
Statements: B + D, D % T, T * M
illustrated below-
Conclusions:
‘P@Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor
I. B @ T
equal to Q’

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‘P#Q’ means ‘P is neither equal to nor smaller

than Q’ Statements: R # J @ S Ω B @ D % F $ C Ω H # K
‘P%Q’ means ‘P is neither smaller than nor $T
greater than Q’ Conclusions:
‘P$Q’ means ‘P is not smaller than Q’ I.D @ T
‘PΩQ’ means ‘P is not greater than Q’ II. F $ T
Now in each of the following questions III.J $ F
assuming the given statement to be true, find (A) Only III is true
which of the three conclusions I, II and III given (B) Either I or II is true
below them is/are definitely true and give your (C) Both I and II are true
answer accordingly. (D) Both I and III are true
Statements: (E) None is true
A $ C # D % B @ F; D @ G Ω K % M
Q43 In the following questions, the symbols @, #, %,
Conclusions:
$ and Ω are used with the following meaning
I. A $ K
as illustrated below-
II. C # F
III. M # B
‘P@Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor
(A) Only II is true
equal to Q’
(B) Only I is true
‘P#Q’ means ‘P is neither equal to nor smaller
(C) Both I and II are true
than Q’
(D) Only III is true
‘P%Q’ means ‘P is neither smaller than nor
Q42 In the following questions, the symbols @, #, %, greater than Q’
$ and Ω are used with the following meaning ‘P$Q’ means ‘P is not smaller than Q’
as illustrated below- ‘PΩQ’ means ‘P is not greater than Q’
‘P@Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor assuming the given statement to be true, find
equal to Q’ which of the three conclusions I, II and III given
‘P#Q’ means ‘P is neither equal to nor smaller below them is/are definitely true and give your
than Q’ answer accordingly.
‘P%Q’ means ‘P is neither smaller than nor
greater than Q’ Statements: A Ω U % W @ V; M @ T Ω R % K # A
‘P$Q’ means ‘P is not smaller than Q’ $J
‘PΩQ’ means ‘P is not greater than Q’ Conclusions:
Now in each of the following questions I.JΩW
assuming the given statement to be true, find II.T #A
which of the three conclusions I, II and III given III.R$V
below them is/are definitely true and give your (A) Only I is true
answer accordingly. (B) Only III is true

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(C) Both I and II are true ‘A # B’ means ‘A is neither greater than nor
(D) All are true equal to B’
(E) None is true ‘A % B’ means “A is neither greater than nor
smaller than B’
Q44 In the following questions, the symbols @, $, &,
Now, in each of the following questions
# and % used with the following meaning as
illustrated below:
which of the three conclusions I, II and III is/are
‘A & B’ means ‘A is not greater than B’
accordingly.
‘A $ B’ means ‘A is not smaller than B’
Statements:
‘A @ B’ means ‘A is neither smaller than nor
N & B % V $ D # R, B @ A & L
equal to B’
Conclusions:
‘A # B’ means ‘A is neither greater than nor
I. N # A
equal to B’
II. A $ N
‘A % B’ means “A is neither greater than nor
III. L % B
smaller than B’
(A) Only I is true
(B) Only II is true
(C) Only III is true
(D) None is true
accordingly. Q46 In the following questions, the symbols @, $, &,
# and % used with the following meaning as
Statement: A & M @ G # D, E # L & D, S & O % E illustrated below:
Conclusions:
I. A @ O ‘A & B’ means ‘A is not greater than B’
II. D $ S ‘A $ B’ means ‘A is not smaller than B’
III. M # O ‘A @ B’ means ‘A is neither smaller than nor
(A) Only I is true equal to B’
(B) Only II and III are true ‘A # B’ means ‘A is neither greater than nor
(C) Only I and II are true equal to B’
(D) Only III is true ‘A % B’ means “A is neither greater than nor
(E) None is true smaller than B’
Q45 In the following questions, the symbols @, $, &, #
and % used with the following meaning as
illustrated below:
‘A & B’ means ‘A is not greater than B’
accordingly.
‘A $ B’ means ‘A is not smaller than B’
‘A @ B’ means ‘A is neither smaller than nor
Statements: Q % R & S # T, T % U $ V @ W % N
equal to B’

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Conclusions: II. R < H

I. Q # U (A) W ≤ H Z, Q ≤ R U > Z, Q ≤ R ≥ U = A
III. T @ N (C) W ≤ H > U > Z, Q ≤ R U > Z, Q > R < U = A
(B) Only I and III are true (E) None of these
(C) Only I and II are true
(D) Only III is true
(E) None is true
Conclusions:
Q47 Directions: Analyze the data carefully and I. K H I. R > I ≥ S < O, I ≤ Z = G, S > W ≥ K
II. S ≥ H II. I ≤ Z < G, R > I ≥ S < O, S > W ≥ K
Statements: III. K > W ≥ S, I ≤ Z < G, R > I ≥ S < O
I. T ≤ A < F, Z < N = V ≤ S, N ≥ T = H (A) Only I
II. N ≥ T > H, T = A < F, Z < N = V ≤ S (B) Both II and III
III. N ≥ T ≥ H, T = A < F, Z < N = V ≤ S (C) Only II
(A) Only III (D) Both I and III
(B) Both II and III (E) None of these
(C) Only II
(D) Both I and III
(E) None of these
Conclusions:
Q48 Directions: Analyze the data carefully and I. L > Q
answer the questions accordingly. II. O > J
Conclusions: (A) L < M < N, M = O > P ≥ Q, P > J ≤ W < X
I. G P ≥ Q, P ≤ J ≤ W < X
II. H P < Q, P > J ≤ W < X
(A) E > F ≥ G < H, G K ≥ L, J < O ≤ P (D) L = M < N, M = O > P ≥ Q, P > J ≤ W < X
(B) E > F ≥ G = H, G > I = J > K ≥ L, J < O ≤ P (E) None of these
(C) E > F ≥ G = H, G K ≥ L, J < O ≤ P
(D) E > F ≥ G = H, G K ≥ L, J > O ≤ P
(E) None of these
Conclusions:
Q49 Directions: Analyze the data carefully and I. R > X
answer the questions accordingly. II. O ≥ X
Conclusions: Statements:
I. H > Q I. K = O ≤ H, N T

III. X > U = H ≥ N, U < V ≤ R, H = O ≥ K (D) E ≥ F ≤ B ≤ C, T ≥ B = D, B ≤ R < S > T
(A) Only III (E) None of these
(B) Both II and III
(C) Only II
(D) Both I and III
Conclusions:
(E) None of these
I. U > P
Q53 Directions: Analyze the data carefully and II. P ≤ E
answer the questions accordingly. (A) P > T ≤ Q ≤ Z ≤ E, U ≥ V = R > T
Conclusions: (B) P = T ≤ Q ≤ Z ≤ E, U ≥ V = R > T
I. S < W (C) P = T ≤ Q ≤ Z > E, U ≥ V = R > T
II. V ≥ I (D) P = T ≤ Q ≤ Z ≤ E, U ≥ V = R < T
Statements: (E) None of these
I. V > T ≥ S, P < V < W, I = P > O ≥ Z
II. V ≤ T ≥ S, I = P > O ≥ Z, P ≤ V < W
III. V > T ≥ S, I = P > O ≥ Z, P ≤ V < W
Conclusions:
(A) Only III
I. X > L
(B) Both II and III
II. N < G
(C) Only II
Statements:
(D) Both I and III
I. X > V = N, G > M = K ≤ Q, L ≥ N > K
(E) None of these
II. X > V = N, G > M = K ≤ Q, L ≤ N < K
Q54 Directions: Analyze the data carefully and III. L > N < K, X > V = N, G > M = K < Q
answer the questions accordingly. (A) Only III
Conclusions: (B) Both II and III
I. T ≥ F (C) Only II
II. S > E (D) Both I and III
(A) E > F ≤ B ≤ C, T ≥ B = D, B ≤ R < S > T (E) None of these
(B) E = F T

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Answer Key
Level-1
Q1 (C) Q8 (D)
Q2 (C) Q9 (E)
Q3 (B) Q10 (C)
Q4 (A) Q11 (E)
Q5 (B) Q12 (E)
Q6 (D) Q13 (B)
Q7 (B) Q14 (E)

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Level-2
Q1 (C) Q18 (C)
Q2 (E) Q19 (A)
Q3 (D) Q20 (C)
Q4 (D) Q21 (D)
Q5 (B) Q22 (A)
Q6 (D) Q23 (E)
Q7 (D) Q24 (A)
Q8 (B) Q25 (B)
Q9 (D) Q26 (B)
Q10 (C) Q27 (C)
Q11 (A) Q28 (B)
Q12 (D) Q29 (E)
Q13 (B) Q30 (C)
Q14 (E) Q31 (C)
Q15 (A) Q32 (B)
Q16 (E) Q33 (C)
Q17 (A) Q34 (A)

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Level-3
Q1 (B) Q28 (A)
Q2 (D) Q29 (D)
Q3 (A) Q30 (E)
Q4 (B) Q31 (B)
Q5 (D) Q32 (A)
Q6 (C) Q33 (B)
Q7 (E) Q34 (D)
Q8 (D) Q35 (D)
Q9 (D) Q36 (B)
Q10 (B) Q37 (D)
Q11 (D) Q38 (B)
Q12 (D) Q39 (B)
Q13 (B) Q40 (E)
Q14 (E) Q41 (D)
Q15 (C) Q42 (B)
Q16 (A) Q43 (A)
Q17 (C) Q44 (E)
Q18 (C) Q45 (D)
Q19 (E) Q46 (B)
Q20 (A) Q47 (D)
Q21 (D) Q48 (C)
Q22 (D) Q49 (C)
Q23 (D) Q50 (A)
Q24 (B) Q51 (D)
Q25 (A) Q52 (C)
Q26 (A) Q53 (A)
Q27 (B) Q54 (C)

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Q55 (B) Q56 (C)

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Hints & Solutions

Level-1
Q1 Text Solution: I. Conclusions: I. E < Q (True), (As Q >
Ans: C G = R > L > E, so the relationship between E and
Solution: Given statement: D L> E, so
the relationship between # and 0 the relationship between G and E is G > E)
is # < 0) Therefore, only conclusion I is true.
II. B ≤ F (True), (As, B ≤ # = F, so the relationship Hence, option a is the correct answer.
between B and F is B ≤ F)
Therefore, both conclusion 1 and 2 follow
Q5 Text Solution:
Hence, option c is the correct answer.
Ans: B
Q2 Text Solution: Solution: Given statement: X = B < N, B < O ≥ A,
Ans: C K≤O=M>B
Solution: Given statement:@ ≤ & ≤ 7 = % > 1 < # On combining the given statements, we get:
Conclusions: I. 7 ≥ @ (True), (As,@ ≤ & ≤ 7, so the K≤O=M>B<O≥A
relationship between 7 and @ Conclusions:
is 7 ≥ @) I. B < K (False), (As: K ≤ O = M > B < O ≥ A, so the
II. 7 > 1 (True), (As, 7 = % > 1, so the relationship relationship between B and K can’t be
between 7 and 1 is 7 > 1) determined)
II. M > B (True), (As: K ≤ O = M > B < O ≥ A, so the
Therefore, both conclusion 1 and 2 follow relationship between M and B is M > B)
Therefore, only conclusion II is true.
Hence, option b is the correct answer.
Q3 Text Solution:
Given statement: E< S ≤ ∞ = % < Y < @
Conclusions: Q6 Text Solution:
I. Y ≥ S (False), (As, S ≤ ∞ = % < Y, so the Given statement: X = U < T, U < S ≥ I, K ≤ S = M >
relationship between Y and S is Y > S). U
II. Y > E (True), (As, < S ≤ ∞ = % < Y, so the On combining the given statements, we get:
relationship between Y and E is Y > E) K≤S=M>U<S≥I
Therefore, only conclusion II is true. Conclusions:
Hence, Option B is the correct answer. I. U < K (False), (As: K ≤ S = M > U, so the
Q4 Text Solution: relationship between U and K can’t be

determined)
Ans: A
I. II. M > K (False), (As: K ≤ S = M, so the
Solution: Given statement: P = G < Q, E < L ≥ U, K
≤G=R>L relationship between M and K is M > K)
Therefore, Neither conclusion 1 nor 2 follows
On combining the given statements, we get
Hence, Option D is the correct answer.
K≤G=R>L≥U

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Q7 Text Solution: Hence, the correct option is (E).

I. P > N < R > S it is false Q12 Text Solution:
II. C < N < R it is true Given statements: T ≥ C ≥ F; E = A < D; X > T; D <
so option B is correct F=T
Q8 Text Solution: On combining: E = A < D < F ≤ C ≤ T < X; F = T
I. U Q False Conclusions:
II. Y ≥ F Q = W False I. F < E → False (as E = A < D < F → E < F)
so option D is correct II. C = F → False (as per the given information F =
T & T ≥ C ≥ F)
Q9 Text Solution:
III. A > T → False (as A < D < F ≤ C ≤ T → A < F ≤ C
I. I = J > K = L True
≤ T → A < C ≤ T → A < T)
II. K = L ≤ M True
Hence, the correct option is (E).
So the option E is correct
Q13 Text Solution:
Q10 Text Solution:
Given statements: Z > Y ≥ X ≥ K; K = L ≥ M; On
Given Statements: M < N = O > P, Q > R < M, S ≤
combining: Z > Y ≥ X ≥ K = L ≥ M;
P
On combining: M < N = O > P ≥ S, Q > R < M < N = Conclusions:
I. X > L → False (as X ≥ K and K = L implies X ≥ L,
O>P
thus a clear relation cannot be determined)
Conclusions:
I. Q > P → False (as Q > R < M < N = O > P → II. Z > L → True (as Z > Y ≥ X ≥ K; K = L implies Z >
L)
Relation cannot be determined)
III. K = Z → False (as Z > Y ≥ X ≥ K implies K < Z)
II. N > S → True (as N = O > P ≥ S→N>S)
IV. K < Y → False (as Z > Y ≥ X ≥ K implies Y ≥ K,
III. R < O → True (as R < M < N = O → R < O)
thus a clear relation cannot be determined)
IV. R ≥ O → False (as R < M < N = O → R < O)
Hence, the correct option is (B).
Hence, the correct option is (C).
Q14 Text Solution:
Q11 Text Solution:
Given statements: P < Q ≥ G; G ≥ I ≥ E; C ≤ P; C >
Given statements: E ≥ U = D; R < A < F; W ≤ D; W
U
> F On combining: E ≥ U = D ≥ W > F > A > R
On combining: U < C ≤ P < Q ≥ G ≥ I ≥ E
Conclusions:
I. U < R → False (as U = D ≥ W > F > A > R → U ≥ W Conclusions:
I. U > I → False (as U < C ≤ P < Q ≥ G ≥ I → thus
> R → U > R)
clear relation between U and I cannot be
II. E = W → False (as E ≥ U = D ≥ W → E ≥ D ≥ W →
determined)
E ≥ W)
II. P ≤ E → False (as P < Q ≥ G ≥ I ≥ E → thus clear
III. E > W → False (as E ≥ U = D ≥ W → E ≥ D ≥ W
relation between P and E cannot be
→ E ≥ W)
determined)
Since, conclusion II and III form complementary
Hence, neither I nor II is True.
pair and E ≥ W.

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Level-2
Q1 Text Solution: v. Both a) and c) False
Given- Q5 Text Solution:
B< C<A < D, E > F > D > H = M
Given statement:-
Which of the following will be false
T<J<M=W>F>S
E > F > D > A > C >B
i) T > F = (False, As, T < J < M = W > F. So no
B<C<A<D>H=M
relation between T and F can be determined
a) A < E (False)
thus, it is definitely false.)
b) F > C (False)
ii) W > S = (True, As, W > F > S. Hence, W > S it is
c) H C (False)
Thus, Only conclusion ii follows.
Q2 Text Solution: Hence, the correct answer is option B.
Given Q6 Text Solution:
R = F < I< T V > M
Final answer:
Which of the following will be true
$ > & ≥ # > (; ( ≥ * ≥ % ≥ ! ≥ @
A > B (True)
Hence, option D is the correct answer.
R < V (False)
Q7 Text Solution:
G > F (True)
Considering conclusion:
G > M (False)
I) S < X
a) and c)
Since, S A
X > B> Z > K > H = M < J< Y<A < Z
Since, X ≥ N > R = A
Which of the following will be false-
Hence true.
a) H < X (False)
III) D < N
b) B > M (False)
Since, D < L < X ≥ N
c) Z > M (False)
Hence false.
d) A > K (True)
Therefore, Only I & II follow.
e) Both b) and d) (False)
Q8 Text Solution:
Q4 Text Solution:
H ≥ L > M ≤ R > I ≥ P = U ≤ T K = B > L > E > X, A A (A L > E > X) Fales
I) A > Z
ii. Z > E (Z ≥ B > L > E) True
Since, A ≥ M > T > R > O > P > N = Z
iii. M > A (M > K = B > A) True
Hence true.
iv. Both b) and c) True

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II) $N < M$ 1. @ > ^

Since, M > T > R > O > P > N
^ = &; & < % < @ (True)
Hence true.
III) T ≥ P
Since, T > R > O > P Q14 Text Solution:
Hence false. Considering conclusions,
Therefore, only I & II follow. I. G < W
Since, G < T > Y ≥ Z < D ≤ N < R < W
Q10 Text Solution:
Hence, false.
II. T < R
I) R > Y
Since, T > Y ≥ Z < D ≤ N < R
Since, R ≥ M ≥ P ≤ K > Y
Hence, false.
Hence false.
III. Y > N
II) Q < K
Since, Y ≥ Z < D ≤ N
Since, K ≥ P ≤ M ≥ Q
Hence, false.
Hence false.
Hence, none follow.
III) K ≤ Q
Since, K ≥ P ≤ M ≥ Q Q15 Text Solution:
Hence false. I) B > L
Therefore, either II or III is true. Since, B = T ≥ P > R > L
Hence true
Q11 Text Solution:
II) G G < R = Q > O ≤ P = I > H True
Since, G < V > R V
Since, I > K = J > R > U > V
I) G < Y
Hence, true.
Since, G C ≥ Z < D ≤ M < R < Y
II. N > P
Hence false.
Since, P > S = M > L = N
II) P < R
Hence, false.
Since, P > C ≥ Z < D ≤ M < R
III. L > Y
Hence false.
Since, L = R > U > V > T ≥ Y
III) C > M
Hence, true.
Since, C ≥ Z < D ≤ M
Both conclusions I and III are true.
Hence false.
Q13 Text Solution: Therefore, none follows.
1. $ ≥ % Q17 Text Solution:

B>D=A<R<T≤Z>M
$ > * > ^ = &; & < % (False)

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1. D<Z (True) Q22 Text Solution:

2. M>A (False) Given statement: I ≥ N = T ≥ E > L ≥ G > M
Q18 Text Solution: Conclusion I: G < N
D>R≥T=W>H≤SL≥G
1. R> W (False) So, this conclusion is true.
2. R= W (False) Conclusion II: I ≥ L
Either 1 or 2 I≥N=T≥E>L
Q19 Text Solution: So, this conclusion is not true.
Given statement: C < O ≤ D = S > A ≥ P ≥ Q Only I follow.
Conclusion I: Q < D Q23 Text Solution:

D=S>A≥P≥Q Given statement: W > A = S ≥ H A=S≥H
C<O≤D=S>A So, this conclusion is true.
So, this conclusion is not true. Conclusion II: G >H
Only I follow. H<I≤N≤G
Q20 Text Solution: So, this conclusion is true.
Given statement: C ≤ L = E ≤ R ≤ K = P ≥ O Both I and II follow.
Conclusion I: P = C Q24 Text Solution:

C≤L=E≤R≤K=P Conclusion 1: A > D It is true.
So, this conclusion is not true. In the statement relation between A and D is A
Conclusion II: C B ≥ C > D this so, A > D it is true.
C≤L=E≤R≤K=P Conclusion 2: H > D It is true.
So, this conclusion is not true. In the statement relation between H and D is D
As both conclusions are false and both have ≤ E ≤ F < H this so, H > D it is true.
same variables and all possible relations
between them are visible. So, we can say that Conclusion 3: E < H It is true.
this is an either-or case. In the statement relation between E and H is E ≤
Either I or II follow. F < H this so, E < H it is true.
Q21 Text Solution: Conclusion 4: B > F It is not true.
Given statement: F ≤ B = I ≤ C = A ≥ S > E In the statement relation between B and F is B ≥
Conclusion I: S ≥ B C > D ≤ E ≤ F here opposite symbols are present
F≤B=I≤C=A≥S between B and F, so B > F it is not true.
So, this conclusion is not true. Q25 Text Solution:

Conclusion II: F > E Conclusion 1: It is not true.
F≤B=I≤C=A≥S>E N > F > O ≤ M; O ≥ B > Z
So, this conclusion is not true. From the statement relation between B and M
Neither I nor II follow. is - M ≥ B.

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So, B < M is not true. From statement relation between Q and N is -

Conclusion 2: It is not true. N≤Q
N > F > O ≤ M; O ≥ B > Z So, N = Q is not true.
From the statement relation between N and M Here either or case occurs.
is - No direct relation because opposite Q28 Text Solution:
symbols are present between N and M. Conclusion 1: It is not true.
So, N >. M is not true. K<J≤V<E
Conclusion 3: It is not true. From statement relation between K and E is - K
N > F > O ≤ M; O ≥ B > Z <E
From the statement relation between M and B So , K ≥ E is false.
is - M ≥ B. Conclusion 2: It is true.
So, M = B is not true. O≥U>J=K
Conclusion 4: It is true. So, K < O is true.
N > F > O ≤ M; O ≥ B > Z
Q29 Text Solution:
From the statement relation between N and Z is
Conclusion 1: P ≤ S It is true.
- N > Z.
In the statement relation between P and S is P ≤
So, N > Z is true.
Q ≤ R = S this so, P ≤ S it is true.
In conclusion 1 and 3 either or case occurs.
So the complete answer is : Only IV and either I
Conclusion 2: R > U It is true.
or III are true.
In the statement relation between R and U is R
Q26 Text Solution: = S ≥ T > U this so, R > U it is true.
Conclusion 1: L ≥ O It is not true.
Q30 Text Solution:
In the statement relation between L and O is L ≥
Given Statement :
M < N ≤ O here opposite symbols are present
Q>Z<J≤C≤K=G≤S
between L and O, so L ≥ O it is not true.
Conclusion 1: S ≥ J It is true.
In the statement relation between S and J is J ≤
Conclusion 2: M < Q It is true.
C ≤ K = G ≤ S this so, S ≥ J It is true.
In the statement relation between M and Q is M
Conclusion 2: Z < G It is true.
< N ≤ O = P < Q this so, M < Q it is true.
In the statement relation between Z and G is Z <
Q27 Text Solution: J ≤ C ≤ K = G this so, Z < G It is true.
Conclusion 1: It is not true. Hence, "Both conclusion I and conclusion II are
N≤M≤I=Q<P=O true" is the correct answer.
From statement relation between Q and N is -
Q31 Text Solution:
N≤Q
Conclusion 1: R ≥ F It is not true.
So , Q > N is false.
In the statement relation between R and F is R ≥
Conclusion 2: It is not true.
W ≤ U = P > F here opposite symbols are present
N≤M≤I=Q<P=O
between R and F, so R ≥ F it is not true.

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Conclusion 2: R < F It is not true. Q33 Text Solution:

In the statement relation between R and F is R ≥ Conclusion 1: V ≤ Z It is not true.
W ≤ U = P > F here opposite symbols are present In the statement relation between V and Z is Z ≥
between R and F, so R < F it is not true. Y > X < W ≥ V here opposite symbols are present
But here Either or case occurs. between V and Z, so V ≤ Z it is not true.
Q32 Text Solution: Conclusion 2: Z < V It is not true.
Given Statement: In the statement relation between V and Z is Z ≥
Z≤Y≤X=W≥U>T Y > X < W ≥ V here opposite symbols are present
Conclusion 1: W > Z It is not true. between V and Z, so Z < V it is not true.
In the statement relation between W and Z is Z But here Either or case occurs.
≤ Y ≤ X = W this so, W ≥ Z but conclusion asks W Q34 Text Solution:

> Z It is not true.
1. $ > &
Conclusion 2: T < X It is true.
In the statement relation between X and T is X = $ > ^ = % > *; & < * (True)
W ≥ U > T this so, T < X it is true. 2. @ > *
Hence, "Only conclusion II true" is the correct @ = & < * (False)
answer.

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Level-3
Q1 Text Solution: Decoded version of signs:
Decoded version of signs: Codes Symbol
Codes Symbol $ >
$ > # =
# = @ ≥
@ ≥ % ≤
% ≤ * <
* < Given statement: Z @ M @ N; V % O * K % P # N;
Given statement: D @ C # A; C * K # H @ E; K * V$A#R$S
M%N After decoding: Z ≥ M ≥ N; V ≤ O < K ≤ P = N; V >
After decoding: D ≥ C = A; C < K = H ≥ E; K < M ≤ A=R>S
N Conclusions:
Conclusions: I. K % Z means K ≤ Z: True (As, Z ≥ M ≥ N = P ≥ K,
I. C $ N means C > N: False (As, C < K < M ≤ N) so K ≤ Z)
II. C * M means C < M: True (As, C < K < M ≤ N) II. R $ K means R > K: False (As, K > O ≥ V > A = R,
Hence, only II is true. so K > R)
Q2 Text Solution: Hence, only I is true.
Decoded version of signs: Q4 Text Solution:

Codes Symbol
$ >
# =
@ ≥
% ≤
* <
Given statement: O % Y # B % A # Q; Z @ T $ P # Q5 Text Solution:
Q; O $ R # S * V Given Statement:
After decoding: O ≤ Y = B ≤ A = Q; Z ≥ T > P = Q; F T = P;
O>R=S<V From I: M > H (M = B > F > H) True
Conclusions: From II: W F=K≥G= W) True
I. Z @ B means Z ≥ B: False (As, Z ≥ T > P = Q = A ≥ From III: K ≥P (K≥G=W>T= P) False
B) Hence, option D is correct choice
II. V $ O means V > O: False (As, O > R = S < V) Q6 Text Solution:
Hence, neither I nor II is true. I) Q<R(R≤N=G≤P=M≤Q)False
Q3 Text Solution: II) R=Q(R≤N=G≤P=M≤Q)False

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Either conclusion I or II follows.
Q7 Text Solution:
Q8 Text Solution:
Statement: N < M ≥ P = W > V, S ≤ J < Q > W
Conclusion:
(I) M > J - (M ≥ P = W < Q < J) False Q13 Text Solution:
(II) N < S - False
Clearly, neither conclusion I nor II follows
Q9 Text Solution:
As per the given statements we get, B=L<F≥O
Conclusions:
I) B$O - B = O - False
II) B@O - B < O - False
So, neither 1 nor 2 follows. Q14 Text Solution:
Hence, the correct answer is option D.
Q10 Text Solution:

As per the given statements we get H < C > X ≥
A
Conclusions:
I) H@A - H < A - False
II) A@C - A < C - True
So, Conclusion 2 follows
Hence, the correct answer is option B.
Q15 Text Solution:
Q11 Text Solution:
Q12 Text Solution: Q16 Text Solution:

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Conclusion: I) R@T (R ≥ E > A ≥ V = T) -> True II) Codes Symbol

Y#H (Y ≤ K T = V ≤ A < E > M ≤ H) -> False # ≤
Only conclusion I is true. $ >
Q17 Text Solution: % =
a) Conclusions I. F # K does not follows. & <
b) Conclusions II. J @ B does not follows.
@ ≥
(c) Both Conclusions follows.
Given statement: 318 @ 212 % 11 & 27 # 115 # 29 &
(d) Conclusions II. J @ B does not follows.
16
(e) Conclusions I. F # K does not follows.
After decoding: 318 ≥ 212 = 11 < 27 ≤ 115 ≤ 29 < 16
Q18 Text Solution: Conclusions:
a) Conclusions I. H @ G does not follows. I. 318 & 11 - 318 < 11 - False - (As, 318 ≥ 212 = 11)
b) Conclusions I. H @ G does not follows. II. 11 % 318 - 11 = 318 - False - (As, 318 ≥ 212 = 11)
(c) Both Conclusions follows. Hence, neither I nor II is true.
(d) Conclusions I. H @ G does not follows.
Q23 Text Solution:
(e) Conclusions II. A # S does not follows.
Decoded version of signs:
Q19 Text Solution: Codes Symbol
a) Conclusions I. I $ P does not follows. # ≤
b) Conclusions I. I $ P does not follows.
$ >
(c) Conclusions I. I $ P does not follows.
% =
(d) Conclusions I. I $ P does not follows.
(e) None of these & <
@ ≥
Q20 Text Solution:
Given statement: A # Y % B & E @ S @ G
1. Both Conclusions follows. After decoding: A ≤ Y = B < E ≥ S ≥ G
2. Conclusions II. X @ V does not follows. Conclusion:
(c) Conclusions I. T ! N does not follows. I. G @ A - G ≥ A - False - (As, G ≤ S ≤ E > B = Y ≥)
(d) Conclusions II. X @ V does not follows. II. Y # E - Y ≤ E - False - (As, Y = B < E)
(e) None of these Hence, neither I nor II is true.

a) Conclusions II. R @ W does not follows. Decoded version of signs:
b) Conclusions I. T ! U does not follows. Codes Symbol
(c) Conclusions II. R @ W does not follows. # ≤
(d) Both Conclusions follows. $ >
(e) None of these % =
Q22 Text Solution: & <
Decoded version of signs: @ ≥
Given statement: A % P # B & G & E % C

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After decoding: A = P ≤ B < G < E = C Codes Symbol

Conclusion: # ≤
I. A # G - A ≤ G - False - (As,A = P ≤ B < G) * >
II. P & C - P < C - True - (As, P ≤ B < G < E = C)
^ ≥
Hence, only II is true.
@ =
Q25 Text Solution:
$ <
Decoded version of signs:
Given statement: B # C @ D ^ E $ F; U ^ D @ K * L
Codes Symbol
After decoding: B ≤ C = D ≥ E < F; U ≥ D = K > L
# ≤ Conclusions:
$ > I. F * B - F > B - False - (As, B ≤ C = D = K ≥ E < F)
% = II. C * L - C > L - True - (As, C = D = K > L, so C >
& < L)
@ ≥ III. U ^ B - U ≥ B - True - (As, B ≤ C = D = K ≤ U, so
Given statement: P $ Q # X @ W $ S, P#T U ≥ B)
After decoding: P > Q ≤ X ≥ W > S, P ≤ T IV. K * F - K > F - False - (As, K = D ≥ E < F)
Conclusions: Hence, both II and III are true.
I. T $ Q - T > Q - True ( T ≥ P > Q) Q28 Text Solution:

II. P & W - P < W - False ( P > Q ≤ X ≥ W) The following codes:
Hence, only I is true. Codes Symbol
Q26 Text Solution: # ≤
Decoded version of signs: * >
Codes Symbol ^ ≥
# ≤ @ =
$ > $ <
% = Given statement: Blue ^ 32 @ Grey ^ 18 * 19; 35 #
& < Pink $ Yellow # 18
@ ≥ After decoding: Blue ≥ 32 = Grey ≥18 > 19; 35 ≤
Pink < Yellow ≤ 18
Given statement: R & S # T; Q # P & R; V$ U # S Conclusions:
After decoding: R < S ≤ T; Q ≤ P < R; V > U ≤ S I. Yellow $ 32 - Yellow < 32 - False (As, Yellow ≤ 18
Conclusions: ≤ Grey = 32)
I. T $ Q - T > R - True - (As, Q ≤ P < R < S ≤ T, so T II. 35 $ 19 - 35 < 19 - False - (As, 35 ≤ Pink <
> Q) Yellow ≤ 18 > 19)
II. P & V - P < V - False - (As, P < R < S ≥ U < V) III. Blue ^ Yellow - Blue ≥ Yellow - True - (As, Blue
Hence, only I is true. ≥ 32 = Grey ≥18 ≥ Yellow)

IV. Yellow @ Grey - Yellow = Grey - False - (As,
Q27 Text Solution:
Yellow ≤ 18 ≤ Grey)
The following codes:

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Hence, Only III and either I or IV are true. I. Q # C - Q ≤ C - False - (As, Q ≤ M > U ≤ C)
Q29 Text Solution: II. L $ C - L < C - False - (As, L = Q ≤ M > U ≤ C)
The following codes: III. K # V - K ≤ V - False - (As, K ≥ O > V)

IV. G $ V - G < V - False - (As, V < O ≤ K ≥ G)
Codes Symbol
Hence, none is true.
# ≤
* > Q31 Text Solution:
^ ≥
Codes Symbol
@ =
# ≤
$ <
* >
Given statement: IBPS # SBI @ CLERK ^ PO; RBI *
BANK # SBI * SO ^ ≥
After decoding: IBPS ≤ SBI = CLERK ≥ PO, RBI > @ =

BANK ≤ SBI > SO $ <
Conclusions:
I. SO $ CLERK - SO < CLERK - True - (As, SO < Given statement: M # P $ Q @ R; S ^ T * U ^ R
SBI = CLERK) After decoding: M ≤ P < Q = R, S ≥ T > U ≥ R
II. PO $ BANK - PO < BANK - False - (As, PO ≤ Conclusions:
CLERK = SBI ≥ BANK) I. T ^ P - T ≥ P - False - (As, T > U ≥ R = Q > P)
III. BANK # CLERK - BANK ≤ CLERK - True - (As, II. Q # U - Q ≤ U - True - (As, Q = R ≤ U)
BANK ≤ SBI = CLERK) III. S * P - S > P - True - (As, S ≥ T > U ≥ R = Q > P)
IV. IBPS $ CLERK - IBPS < CLERK - False IV. Q @ U - Q = U - False - (As, Q = R ≤ U)
(As, IBPS ≤ SBI = CLERK) Hence, only II and III are true.
Hence, "Both I and III are true" is the correct Q32 Text Solution:
answer. Decoded version of signs:
Q30 Text Solution: Codes Symbol
The following codes: # =
Codes Symbol + ≥
# ≤ @ >
* > * ≤
^ ≥ % <
@ = Given statement: L * M; J + K # L; O @ M @ N; O
$ < *P
Given statement:U $ M ^ Q @ L # T; U # C $ V $ After decoding: L ≤ M; J ≥ K = L; O > M > N; O ≤ P
O#K^G Conclusions:
After decoding: U < M ≥ Q = L ≤ T; U ≤ C < V < O I. K * P means K ≤ P: False (As K = L ≤ M < O ≤ P,
≤ K≥G so K < P)
Conclusions: II. N % K means N < K: False (As K = L ≤ M > N)

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III. L % P means L < P: True (As L ≤ M < O ≤ P, so L Codes Symbol

< P) # =
Hence, only III is true. + ≥
Q33 Text Solution: @ >
Decoded version of signs: * ≤
Codes Symbol % <
# =
+ ≥ Given statement: K # W, M @ W, R + M
@ > After decoding: K = W, M > W, R ≥ M
* ≤ Conclusions:
% < I. K % M means K < M - True (As, K = W < M)
Given statement: B + D, D % T, T * M II. W % R means W < R - True (As, W < M ≤ R)
After decoding: B ≥ D, D < T, T ≤ M III. R @ K means R > K - True (As, R ≥ M > W = K)
Conclusions: Hence, all are true.
I. B @ T means B > T - False (As, B ≥ D < T) Q36 Text Solution:

II. M @ D means M > D - True (As, M ≥ T > D) The following codes:
III. B @ M means B > M - False (As, B ≥ D < T ≤ M) Codes Symbol
Hence, "Only II is true" is the correct answer. # =
Q34 Text Solution: + ≥
Decoded version of signs: @ >
Codes Symbol * ≤
# = % <
+ ≥ Given statement: T # R, R % Q, Q * S
@ > After decoding: T = R < Q ≤ S
* ≤ Conclusions:
% < I. T @ Q - T > Q - False
Given statement: D % F, F @ H, H * N II. R % S - R < S - True
After decoding: D < F, F > H, H ≤ N Hence, only conclusion II is true.

I. N @ F means N > F - False (As, N ≥ H < F) The following codes:
II. D % N means D < N - False (As, D < F > H ≤ N) Codes Symbol
III. H % D means H < D - False (As, H < F > D) # =
Hence, "None is true" is the correct answer. + ≥
Q35 Text Solution: @ >
Decoded version of signs: * ≤
% <

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Codes Symbol
Given statements: D % F, F @ H, H * N # =
After decoding: D < F > H ≤ N + ≥
Conclusions:
@ >
I. N @ F - N > F - False
* ≤
II. D % N - D < N - False
Hence, neither I nor II is true. % <
Given statements: K # W, M @ W, R + M
Q38 Text Solution:
After decoding: K = W, M > W, R ≥ M
Combining statement: K = W < M ≤ R
Codes Symbol
Conclusions:
# = I. K % M - K < M - True
+ ≥ II. W % R - W < R - True
@ > Hence, both I and II are true.
* ≤ Q41 Text Solution:
% < Decoded version of signs:
Given statements: E @ F, F + G, G # K, K % L Codes Symbol
After decoding: E > F ≥ G = K < L @ <
Conclusion: # >
I. E + G - E ≥ G - False
% =
II. L @ G - L > G - True
$ ≥
Hence, only conclusion II is true.
Ω ≤
Q39 Text Solution:
Given statement: A $ C # D % B @ F; D @ G Ω K
%M
Codes Symbol
After decoding: A ≥ C > D = B < F; D < G ≤ K = M
# = Conclusions:
+ ≥ I. A $ K - A ≥ K - False - (As, A ≥ C > D < G ≤ K)
@ > II.C # F - C > F - False - (As, C > D = B < F)
* ≤ III.M # B - M > B - True - (As, M = K ≥ G > D = B)
% < Hence, "Only III is true" is the correct answer.
Given statement: B + D, D % T, T * M Q42 Text Solution:

After decoding the statement: B ≥ D < T ≤ M Decoded version of signs:
Conclusions:
I. B @ T - B > T - False
II. M @ D - M > D - True
Hence, only conclusion II is true.
Q40 Text Solution:


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Codes Symbol Codes Symbol

@ < $ ≥
# > & ≤
% = @ >
$ ≥ # <
Ω ≤ % =
Given statement: R # J @ S Ω B @ D % F $ C Ω H Given statement: A & M @ G # D, E # L &D, S &
#K$T O%E
After decoding: R > J < S ≤ B < D = F ≥ C ≤ H > K After decoding: A ≤ M > G < D ≥ L > E = O ≥ S
≥T Conclusions:
Conclusions: I. A @ O - A > O - False (As, A ≤ M > G < D ≥ L > E
I.D @ T - D < T - False - (As, D = F ≥ C ≤ H > K ≥ = O)
T) II. D $ S - D ≥ S - False (As, D ≥ L > E = O ≥ S, so,
II. F $ T - F ≥ T - False - (As, F ≥ C ≤ H > K ≥ T) D > S)
III.J $ F - J ≥ F - False - (As, J < S ≤ B < D = F) III. M # O - M < O - False (As M > G < D ≥ L > E =
Hence, either I or II is true. O)
Q43 Text Solution: Hence, none of the conclusions is true.
Decoded version of signs: Q45 Text Solution:

Codes Symbol The following codes:
@ < Codes Symbol
# > $ ≥
% = & ≤
$ ≥ @ >
Ω ≤ # <
Given statement: A Ω U % W @ V; M @ T Ω R % K % =
#A$J Given statement: N & B % V $ D # R, B @ A & L
After decoding: A ≤ U = W < V; M < T ≤ R = K > A After decoding: N ≤ B = V ≥ D < R, B > A ≤ L
≥ J Conclusions:
Conclusions: I. N # A - N < A - False (As, N ≤ B > A)
I.J Ω W - J ≤ W - True (As, J ≤ A ≤ U = W) II. A $ N - A ≥ N - False (As, A A - False - (As, T ≤ R = K > A) III. L % B - L = B - False (As, B > A ≤ L)
III.R $ V - R ≥ V - False - (As, R = K > A ≤ U = W < Hence, none of the conclusions are true.
V) Q46 Text Solution:
Hence, only I is true. The following codes:
Q44 Text Solution:

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Codes Symbol so statement I is true only

$ ≥ Q51 Text Solution:
& ≤ L = M = O > P ≥ Q True
@ > O > P > J ≤ W True
# < so Option D is correct
% = Q52 Text Solution:

X ≤ H = U < V ≤ R, True
Given statements: Q # R % S & T, T % U @ V $ W O = H ≥ X True
%N So option C is correct because statement II is
After decoding: Q < R = S ≤ T, T = U > V ≥ W = N correct
I. Q # U - Q V > T ≥ S, True
< U) I = P ≤ V True
II. T $ W - T ≥ W - False (As, T = U > V ≥ W, so T > Only statement III is correct so option A is
W) correct
III. T @ N - T > N - True ( (As, T = U > V ≥ W = N, so
Q54 Text Solution:
T > N)
T ≥ B ≥ F True
Hence, Only I and III are true.
E = F ≤ B ≤ R <S True
Q47 Text Solution: So only Option C is correct for the conclusion I
H = T ≤ A < F, True and II
H = T ≤ N = V ≤ S True
Q55 Text Solution:
N ≥ T > H, T = A < F, Z < N = V ≤ S False
U ≥ V = R > T = P True
Q48 Text Solution: P = T ≤ Q ≤ Z ≤ E True
G V = N ≥ L, True
Option C is correct G > M = K > N True
Q50 Text Solution: Only Statement II is correct for the both
I ≥ S > W ≥ K, conclusion So, Option C is correct
S≤I≤Z=G

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Q1 Directions:In the given questions, assuming the II. Y > E

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Statement: X = U < T, U < S ≥ I, K ≤ S = M > U (B) If only conclusion II follows

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Q14 Directions:In the following question assuming

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Q5 Directions: In each question below are given Statements:

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(A) Only I follows. shown in the statements followed by

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I. I > V (D) Either I or III follow

Q13 Directions: Study the following data carefully Statements:

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(E) None follows (A) If only conclusion I follow

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numbered I and II. Read the statements and III. E < H

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(B) Only conclusion II true Statements:

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Q3 Answer the questions based on the information

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Q4 In each of the following questions relationships

Q5 In each of the following questions relationships

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Statements: E@F means E is neither greater than nor equal

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(A) U*H@Z A©B” means “A is neither greater than nor equal

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A ! B means ‘A is either greater than or equal to (B) P $ S @ Y, I ! S # T

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(A) Only I is true ‘Q $ P’ means ‘Q is neither smaller than nor

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definitely true and give your answer IV. Yellow @ Grey

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II. N % K 'P + Q' means 'P is not smaller than Q'

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Q37 In the following questions, the symbols +, #, %,

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'R % Q' means 'R is neither greater than nor II. M @ D

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‘P#Q’ means ‘P is neither equal to nor smaller

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Conclusions: II. R < H

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II. N < U = H ≥ X, U < V ≤ R, H = O ≥ K (C) E = F ≤ B ≤ C, T ≥ B = D, B ≤ R < S > T

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Q3 (B) Q10 (C)

Q4 (A) Q11 (E)

Q5 (B) Q12 (E)

Q6 (D) Q13 (B)

Q7 (B) Q14 (E)

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