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In each of the following questions, find the relationship that can definitely be deduced on the basis of the relations given. The symbols used to define the relationship are as follows:
@ means ‘greater than’
# means ‘less than’
$ means ‘not equal to
’% means ‘equal to’
If it is given that, 3 M % 2 N and N % 3 O, then:
- (a)
O @ M
- (b)
M # O
- (c)
2 O % M
- (d)
None of the above
Answer: Option C
Explanation :
3M % 2N
N % 3O
In normal terms we get 3M = 2N = 3 × O/2
So, O = M/2
Hence, option (c).
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If it is given that, N @ P, P # O, O @ M and N % M, then:
- (a)
O @ N
- (b)
O # N
- (c)
O % N
- (d)
None of the above
Answer: Option A
Explanation :
N > P, P < O, O > M and N = M.
So, clearly O > N and O is not equal to M.
Hence, option (a).
Note: Option 3 is also correct as O is not equal to M.
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