Reasoning: Inequalities Questions for Upcoming Exam – Set 22

1. Which of the following expression is definitely true based on : P<Q≤R=S≥T ; U≥S<V ; Q>W<X
   a)U>Q
   b)U>W
   Only a
   Only b
   Both a and b
   Neither a nor b
   None of these
   Option B
   

    

2. In which of these expressions “Y>Z” be definitely false?
   Y>A≥B=C≥D>Z
   A<B≤Y≤D ; Z≥P>D
   Z≤A≤B=C<Y
   Y>M≥N≤O ; Z<N
   Y>A=B≥C ; Z<Q=C
   Option B
   

    

3. In which of these expressions “A>B” and “A=B” be definitely false?
   A≥C≥B>D=E≥F>G
   B<C≤D≤A ; E≥F>A
   D≤E≤F=G<H
   D>E≥F≤G=B≤H=A ; I
   M>A=C≥B ; E<F=B
   Option B
   

    

Directions (4-7): Study the following information to answer the given questions:
M%N means “M is not smaller than N”
M$N means “M is neither smaller than or equal to N”
M#N means “M is neither greater than or equal to N”
M@N means “M is neither greater than nor smaller than N”
M^N means “M is not greater than N”

4. STATEMENTS: a@b , b%c , c#d , d^e
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a)e$c
   b)d$a
   c)c@a
   d)c#a
   a is true
   c is true
   d is true
   Either c or d is true
   Either c or d is true and a is true
   Option E
   

    

5. STATEMENTS: m^n , n%o , o#p , p$q
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a)q#o
   b)n$p
   c)m#p
   d)n$q
   a is true
   b is true
   c is true
   none is true
   d is true
   Option D
   

    

6. STATEMENTS: p@q , q%r , r#s , s^t
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a)t%r
   b)s$q
   c)p@t
   d)q#t
   All are true
   a, b and c are true
   a, c and d are true
   a, b and d are true
   All are false
   Option E
   

    

7. STATEMENTS: u#v , v^w , w$x , x%y
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a)y#v
   b)y#w
   c)v#x
   d)w$u
   All are true
   a and d are true
   c and d are true
   b and d are true
   b and c are true
   Option D
   

    

Directions: In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown.They are followed by two conclusions.

8. STATEMENT: A≥B<C<D<E=F
   CONCLUSIONS :
   a)F>B
   b)D<A
   a follows
   b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Option A
   

    

9. STATEMENT: M≥N<O=P>Q>R
   CONCLUSIONS:
   a)M>Q
   b)O>R
   a follows
   b follows
   Both a and b follows
   Either a or b follows
   Neither a nor b follows
   Option B
   

    

10. STATEMENT: X≥Y>Z<A=B>C
    CONCLUSIONS:
    a)X>B
    b)Z>C
    a follows
    b follows
    Both a and b follows
    Either a or b follows
    Neither a nor b follows
    Option E