Inequality – Railway Reasoning (Part- 3)

Total Questions: 56

11. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Group - D 11/10/2022 (Morning)]

Statement:
L ≤ H = P > O > D ≥ S = U
Conclusions:
1) L ≤ P 2) U ≥ D
3) L > D 4) L > O

Correct Answer: (a) 1
Solution:

L ≤ H = P > O > D ≥ S = U
Conclusions:
1) L ≤ P (true) as per the statement L ≤ H = P so now, L ≤ P
2) U ≥ D (false) as per the statement D ≥ S = U hence, D not U ≥ D
3) L > D (false) as per the statement L ≤ H = P > O > D
4) L > O (false) as per the statement L ≤ H = P > O

12. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Group - D 11/10/2022 (Afternoon)]

Statement:
A > S ≥ D > F ≤ G < H

Correct Answer: (a) S > F
Solution:

Statement: A > S ≥ D > F ≤ G < H
(a) S > F (true) S ≥ D > F
(b) S = H (false) S ≥ D > F ≤ G < H
(c) A ≥ G (false) A > S ≥ D > F ≤ G
(d) D > G (false) D > F ≤ G < H

13. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Group - D 11/10/2022 (Evening)]

Statement:
N > W = E > D < Y = P ≤ K

Correct Answer: (a) W ≥ D
Solution:

N > W = E ≥ D < Y = P ≤ K
From options,
W ≥ D = true [from W = E ≥ D]
K ≤ Y = false [from Y = P ≤ K]
N < E = false [from N > W = E]
D > N = false [from N > W = E ≥ D]

14. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Group - D 11/10/2022 (Evening)]

Statement:
S < T ≤ G < M < K > P ≥ O

Correct Answer: (d) K > G > S
Solution:

S < T ≤ G < M < K > P ≥ O
(a) K > O > S (false ) as per the statement S < T ≤ G < M < K > P ≥ O
(b) M ≥ P ≥ O (false) as per the statement M < K > P ≥ O
(c) O = S = T (false) as per the statement S < T ≤ G < M < K > P ≥ O
(d) K > G > S (True) as per the statement S < T ≤ G < M < K

15. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Level 6 (09/05/2022) Shift 1]

Statement:
W = H ≥ G = C ≥ T ≤ L ≤ M
Conclusions:
I. T ≤ W
II. C ≥ M

Correct Answer: (c) Only conclusion I is true
Solution:

W = H ≥ G = C ≥ T ≤ L ≤ M
I. T ≤ W is true from W = H ≥ G = C ≥ T
II. C ≥ M is false from C ≥ T ≤ L ≤ M
Statement 1 is true but 2nd is false

16. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Level 5 (12/06/2022) Shift 1]

Statements:
P > Z, N < T, M > N, Z > M
Conclusions:
I. P < T
II. N < Z

Correct Answer: (c) Only II is true
Solution:

P > Z > M > N < T
only conclusion (II) follows.

17. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Level 5 (12/06/2022) Shift 1]

Statement:
K = P < C ; P > Q ; Q > L
Conclusions:
(I) Q < C
(II) K > L

Correct Answer: (a) Both conclusions I and II are true
Solution:

K = P < C; P > Q; Q > L
Both conclusion (I) and (II) are true.

18. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Level 5 (12/06/2022) Shift 2]

Statement:
W = H ≤ G < C ≥ T = L > M
Conclusions:
I. W < T
II. C > M

Correct Answer: (c) Only conclusion II is true.
Solution:

Case I:- W = H ≤ G < C ≥ T
Clearly, W < T not follows because here
G < C ≥ T signs are opposite.
Case II:- C ≥ T = L > M
Clearly, on seeing the above equation C > M follows.

19. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Level 5 (12/06/2022) Shift 2]

Statements:
R > T ≥ N > U = S ≤ Z < V

Correct Answer: (a) R > U
Solution:

R > T ≥ N > U = S ≥ Z < V
From above equations we can derive
R > T ≥ N > U through which only option
(a) i.e. R > U gets satisfied.

20. Select the correct conclusion(s) / option that could be drawn from the given statements(s). [Level 2 (13/06/2022) Shift 1]

Statements:
X < Y, X = J, Y ≤ M, Z ≤ J
Conclusions:
I. Y = J
II. M > Z

Correct Answer: (a) Only conclusion II follows
Solution:

X < Y, X = J, Y ≤ M, Z ≤ J
Only conclusion (II) follows.