Reasoning Questions: Coded Inequalities Set 23

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Bank PO Level Questions :-

1. P≥U>T≤O<Q, R = P
   I.R >U                        II.R=U
   1.Only I is true
   2.Only II is true
   3.Either I or II true
   4.Neither I nor II is true
   5.Both I and II are true
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer – 3.Either I or II
   true
   Explanation :
   R=P≥U>T≤O<Q
   R >U
   R=U are complementary pair and we cant say whether R is greater than or equal to U
   
   
   
2. W≤T=U≤V, X=Y<V
   I.U≤Y            II.U>Y
   1.Only I is true
   2.Only II is true
   3.Either I or II true
   4.Neither I nor II is true
   5.Both I and II are true
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer – 3.Either I or II true
   Explanation :
   W≤T=U≤V>Y= X
   U≤Y
   U>Y are complementary pair and we cant say whether U is greater than Y or lesser than or equal to U
   
   
   
3. X>W=V<U, Y>Z≥X
   I.Y≥V             II.V>Y
   1.Only I is true
   2.Only II is true
   3.Either I or II true
   4.Neither I nor II is true
   5.Both I and II are true
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer – 4.Neither I nor II is true
   Explanation :
   Y>Z≥X>W=V<U
   Y≥V => False
   V>Y =>False
   
   
   
4. N≥M=O, Q>W≤P≤O
   I.N>P  II.N=P1.Only I is true
   2.Only II is true
   3.Either I or II true
   4.Neither I nor II is true
   5.Both I and II are true
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer – 3.Either I or II true
   Explanation :
   N≥M=O≥P≥W<Q
   N≥M=O≥P
   N>P and N = P are complementary pair and we cant say whether N is greater than P or equal to P
   
   
   
5. J≥K>H=I, M=N≥J
   I.M≥I  II.J≥I
   1.Only I is true
   2.Only II is true
   3.Either I or II true
   4.Neither I nor II is true
   5.Both I and II are true
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer – 4.Neither I nor II is true
   Explanation :
   M=N≥J≥K>H=I
   M≥I => False
   J≥I => False
   
   
   
6. A≥H<B=C, E≤B, J>G=E
   I.C≥J  II. C<J
   1.Only I is true
   2.Only II is true
   3.Either I or II true
   4.Neither I nor II is true
   5.Both I and II are true
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer – 3.Either I or II true
   Explanation :
   A≥H<B=C≥E=G≤J
   C≥E=G<J
   C≥J and C<J are complementary pair and we cant say whether C is greater than or equal to J or lesser than J
   
   
   
7. M=K<N≥P, O≥N
   I.M≤O             II.M>O
   1.Only I is true
   2.Only II is true
   3.Either I or II true
   4.Neither I nor II is true
   5.Both I and II are true
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer – 4.Neither I nor II is true
   Explanation :
   M=K<N≥P, O≥N
   M=K<N≤O
   M≤O   and M>O are not complementary pair
   
   
   
8. J>K≥L, M≥K<N
   I.J>N  II.J≤N
   1.Only I is true
   2.Only II is true
   3.Either I or II true
   4.Neither I nor II is true
   5.Both I and II are true
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer – 3.Either I or II true
   Explanation :
   J>K<N
   J>N and J≤N are complementary pair and we cant say whether J is greater than N or lesser than or equal to N
   
   
   
9. F=A<L≤C>O≥N
   I.F<C     II. C>N
   1.Only I is true
   2.Only II is true
   3.Either I or II true
   4.Neither I nor II is true
   5.Both I and II are true
   
   Answer & Explanation

   Answer – 5.Both I and II are true
   Explanation :
   F=A<L≤C>O≥N
   F<C => True
   C>N => True
   
   
   
10. A<B≥C=D<E, F≥A
    I.F>D             II.D=F
    1.Only I is true
    2.Only II is true
    3.Either I or II true
    4.Neither I nor II is true
    5.Both I and II are true
    
    Answer & Explanation

    Answer – 4.Neither I nor II is true
    Explanation :
    F≥A<B≥C=D<E
    F>D => false
    B=D => false
    
    
    

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