Hello Aspirants. Welcome to Online Reasoning Section in AffairsCloud.com. Here we are creating question sample in coded Inequalities, which is common for all the competitive exams. We have included Some questions that are repeatedly asked in bank exams !!
Study the following information to answer the given questions
A$B means A is not smaller than B
A%B means A is not greater than B
A@B means A is neither smaller than nor equal to B
A©B means A is neither greater than nor equal to B
A*B means A is neither greater than nor smaller than B
- Statements:A © B, , B % C, C @ D
Conclusions: I.D © B II.C @ A III.C $ A
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Either I or II true
4) Only III is true
5)All I,II and III are true2)Only II is true
Explanation :
A<B≤C>D
D<B C<A C≥A - Statements: P * Q, Q $ R, R @ S
Conclusions: S © Q II.R % P III.S © P
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Only III is true
4)Neither I nor II true
5)All I, II and III are true5)All I, II and III are true
Explanation :
P = Q ≥ R > S
S < Q R ≤ P S < P - Statements:A $ B, B @ C, C % D
Conclusions: I.D @ C II.C % A III.D @ A
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Only III is true
4)None follow
5)All I ,II and III are true4)None follow
Explanation :
A≥ B > C ≤ D
D > C C ≤ A D > A - Statements: M % N, N @ O, O $ P
Conclusions: I . P © N II. P % N III.P©M
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Only III is true
4)Neither I nor II true
5)All I , II and III are true1)Only I is true
Explanation :
M ≤ N > O≥ P
P < N P ≤N P<M - Statements: W © X, X *Y, Y%Z
Conclusions: Y @ W II.Z $ X III.Z @ W
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Only III is true
4)Neither I nor II true
5)All I,II and III are true5)All I,II and III are true
Explanation :
W < X = Y ≤ Z
Y >W Z ≥X Z > W
In the given questions assuming the assumption given in the statement to find whether the given conclusion is true or false
- Statements:A ≤ B ≥C = D ≤ E
Conclusions: I. A < B II. E ≥ B
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Either I or II true
4)Neither I nor II true
5)Both I and II are true1)Only I is true - Statements: W≥X<Y≤Z>M
Conclusions: M<X II. Z>X
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Either I or II true
4)Neither I nor II true
5)Both I and II are true2)Only II is true - Statements: P=Q≤R>S=T
Conclusions: R≥P II.T<R
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Either I or II true
4)Neither I nor II true
5)Both I and II are true5)Both I and II are true - Statements: E<F=G≤H>I
Conclusions: E<H II. F>I
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Either I or II true
4)Neither I nor II true
5)Both I and II are true1)Only I is true - Statements: M>N≥O>P≥Q
Conclusions: I. Q≤N II. Q≥M
1)Only I is true
2)Only II is true
3)Either I or II true
4)Neither I nor II true
5)Both I and II are true4)Neither I nor II true
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