7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

1/16

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

2/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

What is conclusion in inequality?

Conclusion is something which follows in every possibility of the

statement

For Example:

Statement: A>B>C

In the above statement there is no case of possibility.

Therefore conclusion: A>C will be true

> =

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

3/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Statement: ABC

Possibilities of statement

A>B>C A>B=C

A=B>C A=B=C

In first 3 possibilities A>C but in 4thpossibility A=C

So that we cannot give conclusion like A>C/A=CSo conclusion will be a is either greater than or equal to c

(AC)

Statement: A>BC

Possibility of statement

A>B>C

A>B=C

In both possibility A>CSo conclusion is A>C

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

4/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Statement: AB=C

'Possibility' of statement

A>B=C

A=B=C

In 1stpossibility A>Cand in second A=C

So conclusion will be AC

Statement:

A>BBC AC AC (2) A

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

5/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Statement: A>BC or AC (2) Either AC or Ab and (II) a

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

6/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Q-1

Statement: A B, C > A, D < B

Conclusion: I. C > D II. C < D

Answer: 4

Explanation: C > A > < B > D

Q-2

Statement: A B, C A, D B

Conclusion: I. A D II. A < D

Answer: 3

Explanation: C A B > < D

Q-3

Statement: 1 > 2 > 3 < 4 5

Conclusion: I. 2 5 II. 5 = 2

Answer: 3

Explanation: 1 > 2 > 3 < 4 5

Q-4

Statement: # $, $ @, #

Conclusion: I. < $ II. $

Answer: 4

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

7/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Explanation: > < # > < $ > < @

Q-5

Statement: P > Q, R > Q, Q T

Conclusion: I. R P II. P T

Answer: 4

Explanation:

RV

P > Q T

Q-6Statement: M = A N P = R X

Conclusion: I. M = X II. M X

Answer: 2

Explanation: M = A N P = R X

Q-7

Statement: V < I = C T; R I

Conclusion: I. R > V I. T R

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

8/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Answer: 5

Explanation:R I = C T

V

V

Q-8

Statement: D > E C = M > B < R = G

Conclusion: I. D > B II. G > E

Answer: 1

Explanation: D > E C = M > B < R = G

Q-9

Statement: C = O R < P > T

Conclusion: I. C < T II. P > C

Answer: 2

Explanation: T < P > R O = C

Q- 10

Statement: W < A T = E R < D

Conclusion: I. R > W II. A > D

Answer: 4

Explanation: D > R E = T A > W

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

9/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Q-11

Statement: W D < M < P < A = F

Conclusion: I. F > D II. W > P

Answer: 1

Explanation: F = A > P > M > D W

Q-12

Statement: H M > F < A = B > S

Conclusion: I. H > B II. F < S

Answer: 4

Explanation: A = B > SV

F < M H

Q-13

Statement: B > T > Q R = F

Conclusion: I. Q = F II. F < Q

Answer: 3

Explanation: B > T > Q R = F

Q-14

Statement: S = R Q, P< D

Conclusion: I. R > D II. R D

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

10/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Answer: 3

Explanation: S = R Q AND D > P

There is no relation between d and r.

Q-15

Statement: 1 < 3 4, 5 > 3 < 2

Conclusion: I. 1 5 II. 5 > 1

Answer: 2Explanation:

5V

1 < 3 4

V

2

Q-16

Which of the following symbols should replace the question

mark in the given expression in order to make the

expressions A > D as well as F C be definitely true?A > B C? D E = F

(1)

> (4)

(2) < (5) either = or

(3)

=

Answer: 3

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

11/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Q-17

In which of the following expressions will the expressions

R < P as well as S > Q be definitely true?

(1) P > Q = R T T R > Q > P

(2)

S > T R > Q < P (5) None of these

(3)

Q > R T > P S

Answer: 1

Q-18

Which of the following expressions will be true if the given

expression A < C B = D E is definitely true?

(1) A D (2)E = C (3) D > C (4) E < B (5)None of these

Answer: 5

Q-19

Statement: A B C D E

Conclusion: I. A>C II. A < B > < C D > < E

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

12/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Q-20

Statement:

AMAR VIJAY = ANIL RAM RAMESH KARIM

Conclusion:

1: AMAR > RAMESH 4: RAM = RAMESH

2: AMAR < RAMESH 5: NONE FOLLOW

3: VIJAY KARIM

Answer: 5

Explanation:

KARIM > < RAMESH > < RAM ANIL = VIJAY AMAR

Directions (21-25)In the following questions, the symbols

#, $, %, @ and & are used with the following meaning as

illustrated below:

A & B means Ais not greater then B.

A $ B means Ais neither smaller nor equal to B

A # B means Ais neither greater nor smaller than B

A @ B means Ais neither greater nor equal to B

A % B means Ais not smaller than B

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

13/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Q-21

Statement: Q%L, E&F, P$Q, L#C, C@A

Conclusion: (1) P$C (2) F%L (3) E@A (4) Q%L

Answer: 1 and 4 follow

Explanation:A C = L Q T = S < J I

Q-23

Statement: 1$3, 4&3, 5#4, 1@7

Conclusion: (1) 5@3 (2) 7@4 (3) 3#5

Answer:Either 1 or 3 follows

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

14/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Explanation: 7 1> 3 4 = 5

Q-24

Statement: V#T, Y@R, F$Q, P&W

Conclusion: (1) V%W (2) W&Y (3) Y&W

Answer: Either 2 or 3 follows

Explanation:V = T; Y < R; F > Q; P W

Q-25

Statement: M $ R % F # G & D @ K

Conclusion: (1) F @ K (2) M $ F (3) K $ M

Answer:only 1 and 2 follow

Explanation: M > R F = G D < K

Q-26

Statement: 1 2 3 4 5

Conclusion: (1) 25 (2) 13

Answer:both are follow

Explanation:1 2 3 < 4 < 5

Q-27

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

15/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Statement: MBHDQ

Conclusion: (1) B>H (2) B>D (3) B < D > Q

Q-28

Statement: FBQHOConclusion: (1) BH (2) FH

Answer:only 1 follows

Explanation: O H < Q < B F

Q-29

Statement: ABCDF

Conclusion: (1) AC (2) BF (3) CA

Answer:Either 1 or 3 follows

Explanation: A > < B > < C D < F

Q-30

Statement: F H L D > N, H M > I

Conclusion: (1) F>D (2) F>I (3) F=D

7/25/2019 Reasoning Inequality

16/16

www.bankersguru.org

www.bankersguru.org

Answer: only 2 and, either 1 or 3 is follows

Explanation:F H L D > N

M

I