Statement: D = J ≥ G > C, M ≥ G Conclusions: I. J > C II. M > C
Statement: D = J ≥ G > C, M ≥ G Conclusions: I. J > C II. M > C
Answer and solution
Correct answer: D) Both I and II are true
J ≥ G > C gives J > C; M ≥ G > C gives M > C.
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