Inequality Online Quiz

Answer : D

Explanation

V is neither higher than nor equal to either A or B. Hence option D is correct.

In this question, a relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions.

Q 5 - Statements: Y≥A≥X = Q, E≥G>Y

Conclusions:

I. G>X

II. E>Q

Give answer if:

Answer : E

Explanation

Both G is higher than X and E is higher than Q are correct. Hence option E is the right answer.

In this question, a relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions.

Q 6 - Statements: S≤K≤O = J, K = N

Conclusions:

I. O>N

II. S = N

Give answer if:

Answer : D

Explanation

None of the given options are valid, hence option D is correct.

In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:

M×N suggests that M is not higher than N

M∼N suggests that M is neither shorter than nor equal to N

M&N suggests that M is neither higher than nor equal to N

M()N suggests that M is neither shorter nor higher tha

M#N suggests that M is not shorter than N

In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.

Q 7 - Statements: G∼I, I&P, P()X

Conclusions:

I. X∼I

II. X×G

Give answer:

Answer : A

Explanation

Here only X is higher than I. Hence option A is correct.

In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:

M×N suggests that M is not higher than N

M∼N suggests that M is neither shorter than nor equal to N

M&N suggests that M is neither higher than nor equal to N

M()N suggests that M is neither shorter nor higher tha

M#N suggests that M is not shorter than N

In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.

Q 8 - Statements: W∼Z, Z&Y, Y()S

Conclusions:

I. S∼Z

II. S×W

Give answer:

Answer : A

Explanation

Here only S is higher than Z. Hence option A is correct.

In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:

Y\Z suggests that Y is not higher than Z

Y+Z suggests that Y is neither shorter than nor equal to Z

Y-Z suggests that Y is neither higher than nor equal to Z

Y∗Z suggests that Y is neither shorter nor higher than Z

Y = Z suggests that Y is not shorter than Z

In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.

Q 9 - Statements: T = H, H+K, T\O

Conclusions:

I. O∗K

II. T+K

Give answer:

Answer : B

Explanation

Here only T is higher than K. Hence option B is correct.

In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:

Y\Z suggests that Y is not higher than Z

Y+Z suggests that Y is neither shorter than nor equal to Z

Y-Z suggests that Y is neither higher than nor equal to Z

Y∗Z suggests that Y is neither shorter nor higher than Z

Y = Z suggests that Y is not shorter than Z

In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.

Q 10 - Statements: D+Q, Q-G, G∗L

Conclusions:

I. L = D

II. L = Q

Give answer: