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Coding Inequalities - Intermediate Level: conclusion finding INTERMEDIATE

Level up your coding inequalities skills with this comprehensive review. 20 intermediate-level problems await in Worksheet 14 of 30. Focus area: conclusion finding. Learn code decoding, inequality logic, coded comparisons through systematic practice. Designed for mid-level learners seeking moderate complexity with mixed patterns.

πŸ“ Worksheet 14 of 30 β€’ 20 questions β€’ ⏱️ Estimated time: 20 minutes β€’ 🎯 Intermediate level

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Worksheet 14 of 30 (46% complete)

Question 1

Directions: Ξ” = >, βˆ‡ = <, β—Œ = =, β–‘ = >=, β—‹ = <=, β˜† = != Statement: X Ξ” R βˆ‡ Y Conclusions: I. X > Y II. X ≀ Y Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: X > R < Y

Since the conclusions are complementary (one is the exact opposite of the other), exactly one of them must be true. Therefore, either I or II follows.
boolean, logic, complementary

Question 2

Directions: * = >, + = <, = = =, - = >=, / = <=, ! = != Statements: U * D, G = A, F / X Conclusions: I. U > G II. D < A Which of the following is true?
Decoded statements: U > D, G = A, F <= X

Since the statements involve different variables with no connecting links, no definite relationship can be established between U and G or between D and A.

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
multiple, analysis

Question 3

Directions: β†’ = >, ← = <, ↔ = =, β‡’ = >=, ⇐ = <=, ⇔ = != Statement: V ← D ← P β†’ X ↔ B Conclusions: I. V > P II. P < B Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: V < D < P > X = B

Chain: A < B < C > D = E
No transitive relation between A-C or C-E

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
transitive, logic

Question 4

Directions: * = >, + = <, = = =, - = >=, / = <=, ! = != Statement: F = W * D Conclusions: I. F = D II. F β‰₯ D Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: F = W > D

Conclusion I (F = D): Does not follow
Conclusion II (F β‰₯ D): Follows

Therefore, II only is correct.
basic, symbols

Question 5

Directions: * = >, + = <, = = =, - = >=, / = <=, ! = != Statement: D * X = W Conclusions: I. D β‰₯ W II. D = W Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: D > X = W

Conclusion I (D β‰₯ W): Follows
Conclusion II (D = W): Does not follow

Therefore, I only is correct.
basic, symbols

Question 6

Directions: @ = >, # = <, $ = =, % = >=, ^ = <=, & = != Statements: X @ E, Z % V, B $ D Conclusions: I. X > Z II. E < V Which of the following is true?
Decoded statements: X > E, Z >= V, B = D

Since the statements involve different variables with no connecting links, no definite relationship can be established between X and Z or between E and V.

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
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Question 7

Directions: β†’ = >, ← = <, ↔ = =, β‡’ = >=, ⇐ = <=, ⇔ = != Statement: Z β†’ C β†’ A β†’ T β†’ D Conclusions: I. Z > A II. A < D Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: Z > C > A > T > D

Chain: A > B > C > D > E
Z > A follows by transitivity, A < D does not follow

Therefore, I only is correct.
transitive, logic

Question 8

Directions: β†’ = >, ← = <, ↔ = =, β‡’ = >=, ⇐ = <=, ⇔ = != Statement: Y β†’ E β†’ Z β†’ Q β†’ C Conclusions: I. Y > Z II. Z < C Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: Y > E > Z > Q > C

Chain: A > B > C > D > E
Y > Z follows by transitivity, Z < C does not follow

Therefore, I only is correct.
transitive, logic

Question 9

Directions: Ξ± = >, Ξ² = <, Ξ³ = =, Ξ΄ = >=, Ξ΅ = <=, ΞΆ = != Statement: G Ξ² H Ξ² A Conclusions: I. G ≀ A II. G = A Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: G < H < A

Conclusion I (G ≀ A): Follows
Conclusion II (G = A): Does not follow

Therefore, I only is correct.
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Question 10

Directions: β†’ = >, ← = <, ↔ = =, β‡’ = >=, ⇐ = <=, ⇔ = != Statement: Y ← H ← W ← Q ← V Conclusions: I. Y < W II. W > V Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: Y < H < W < Q < V

Chain: A < B < C < D < E
Y < W does not follow, W < V follows by transitivity

Therefore, II only is correct.
transitive, logic

Question 11

Directions: @ = >, # = <, $ = =, % = >=, ^ = <=, & = != Statement: Z # G @ X Conclusions: I. Z = X II. Z β‰₯ X Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: Z < G > X

Conclusion I (Z = X): Does not follow
Conclusion II (Z β‰₯ X): Does not follow

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
basic, symbols

Question 12

Directions: * = >, + = <, = = =, - = >=, / = <=, ! = != Statement: H + V + T Conclusions: I. H ≀ T II. H β‰₯ T Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: H < V < T

Conclusion I (H ≀ T): Follows
Conclusion II (H β‰₯ T): Does not follow

Therefore, I only is correct.
basic, symbols

Question 13

Directions: Ξ” = >, βˆ‡ = <, β—Œ = =, β–‘ = >=, β—‹ = <=, β˜† = != Statement: S Ξ” A βˆ‡ H Conclusions: I. S < H II. S β‰₯ H Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: S > A < H

Since the conclusions are complementary (one is the exact opposite of the other), exactly one of them must be true. Therefore, either I or II follows.
boolean, logic, complementary

Question 14

Directions: Ξ” = >, βˆ‡ = <, β—Œ = =, β–‘ = >=, β—‹ = <=, β˜† = != Statement: A Ξ” S βˆ‡ T Conclusions: I. A < T II. A β‰₯ T Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: A > S < T

Since the conclusions are complementary (one is the exact opposite of the other), exactly one of them must be true. Therefore, either I or II follows.
boolean, logic, complementary

Question 15

Directions: * = >, + = <, = = =, - = >=, / = <=, ! = != Statements: U - F, V = S, B * E Conclusions: I. U > V II. F < S Which of the following is true?
Decoded statements: U >= F, V = S, B > E

Since the statements involve different variables with no connecting links, no definite relationship can be established between U and V or between F and S.

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
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Question 16

Directions: β†’ = >, ← = <, ↔ = =, β‡’ = >=, ⇐ = <=, ⇔ = != Statement: B β†’ E β†’ P ← T ↔ W Conclusions: I. B > P II. P < W Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: B > E > P < T = W

Chain: A > B > C < D = E
No transitive relation between A-C or C-E

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
transitive, logic

Question 17

Directions: * = >, + = <, = = =, - = >=, / = <=, ! = != Statement: X = G + V Conclusions: I. X β‰₯ V II. X = V Which of the following is true?
Decoded statement: X = G < V

Conclusion I (X β‰₯ V): Does not follow
Conclusion II (X = V): Does not follow

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
basic, symbols

Question 18

Directions: * = >, + = <, = = =, - = >=, / = <=, ! = != Statements: H + E, Y - F, G = C Conclusions: I. H > Y II. E < F Which of the following is true?
Decoded statements: H < E, Y >= F, G = C

Since the statements involve different variables with no connecting links, no definite relationship can be established between H and Y or between E and F.

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
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Question 19

Directions: * = >, + = <, = = =, - = >=, / = <=, ! = != Statements: Y + S, V ! T Conclusions: I. Y > V II. S < T Which of the following is true?
Decoded statements: Y < S, V != T

Since the statements involve different variables with no connecting links, no definite relationship can be established between Y and V or between S and T.

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
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Question 20

Directions: * = >, + = <, = = =, - = >=, / = <=, ! = != Statements: Q = X, V = A, Z * E Conclusions: I. Q > V II. X < A Which of the following is true?
Decoded statements: Q = X, V = A, Z > E

Since the statements involve different variables with no connecting links, no definite relationship can be established between Q and V or between X and A.

Therefore, Neither I nor II is correct.
multiple, analysis
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