Statement: G > H ≥ E = A > F Conclusions: I. G > A II. H > F

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Statement: G > H ≥ E = A > F Conclusions: I. G > A II. H > F

Only II is true
Both I and II are true
Neither I nor II is true
Only I is true

Answer and solution

Correct answer: B) Both I and II are true

G > H ≥ E = A gives G > A; H ≥ A > F gives H > F.

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