Statements: X ≥ Y = Z W
Conclusions:
I. X W
II. Z ≥ X

Question

Statements: X ≥ Y = Z > W
Conclusions:
I.  X > W
II. Z ≥ X

Accepted Answer

(A) Only I. Explanation: X≥Y=Z>W. I: X≥Y=Z>W so X≥Z>W → X>W ✓. II: Z≥X means Z≥X but X≥Y=Z means X≥Z, so Z=X. Z≥X is true only if Z=X which is possible but 'definitely' — not always. Only I is definitely true.