Correct Answer - Option 3 : Either I or II follow
Given statements: P > O = N < J > K; K ≥ M > T > R
On combining: P > O = N < J > K ≥ M > T > R
Conclusions:
I. T ≤ N → False (As N < J > K ≥ M > T, Relation between T and N cannot be determined because the symbols are in reverse order)
II. N < T → False (As N < J > K ≥ M > T, Relation between T and N cannot be determined because the symbols are in reverse order)
Both the statements are wrong then either and or case will apply.
Hence, Either I or II follows.
Condition for either or.
1. If all three possible conditions (<, >, =) between any two entities are included in conclusions, it would be a case of ‘either-or’.
2. i) If both the predicates are the same in 2 conclusions.
ii) Both conclusions are false individually.
iii) On combining both the conclusions, if the condition follows, it would be ‘either - or’ case