Inequality Online Quiz
Following quiz provides Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) related to Inequality. You will have to read all the given answers and click over the correct answer. If you are not sure about the answer then you can check the answer using Show Answer button. You can use Next Quiz button to check new set of questions in the quiz.
In this question, a relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions.
Q 1 - Statements: G<K<L<M, K>F
Conclusions:
I. G<F
II. M>F
Give answer if:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : B
Explanation
Only II is correct because we can see that M is higher than F. Hence option B is correct.
In this question, a relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions.
Q 2 - Statements: W<A<L<C, A>O
Conclusions:
I. W<O
II. C>O
Give answer if:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : B
Explanation
Only conclusion II is correct because we can see that C is higher than O. Hence option B is correct.
In this question, a relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions.
Q 3 - Statements: Q≥A≥G = N, D≥P>Q
Conclusions:
I. P>G
II. D>N
Give answer if:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : E
Explanation
Both P is higher than G and D is higher than N are correct. Hence option E is the right answer.
In the following question some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:
A&B indicates that A is neither higher than nor equal to B
A%B indicates that A is not higher than B
A8B indicates that A is neither shorter than nor equal to B
A$B indicates that A is neither shorter nor higher than B
A@B indicates that A is not shorter than B
Now, in the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.
Q 4 - Statements: M$N, N%O, O@P, P&K
Conclusions:
I. M@O
II. P&M
Give answer if:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : D
Explanation
None of the conclusion is valid. Hence option D is correct.
In this question, a relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions.
Q 5 - Statements: N≥G≥P>K, N>U = W
Conclusions:
I. K<N
II. G>W
Give answer if:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : A
Explanation
Only conclusion I is valid. K is shorter than N. Hence option A is correct.
In this question, a relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions.
Q 6 - Statements: B≥Q≥F = L, V≥W>B
Conclusions:
I. W>F
II. V>L
Give answer if:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : E
Explanation
Both W is higher than F and V is higher than L are correct. Hence option E is the right answer.
In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:
M×N suggests that M is not higher than N
M∼N suggests that M is neither shorter than nor equal to N
M&N suggests that M is neither higher than nor equal to N
M()N suggests that M is neither shorter nor higher tha
M#N suggests that M is not shorter than N
In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.
Q 7 - Statements: M()K, K∼E, K&S, M#P, P∼N
Conclusions:
I. K#P
II. M&S
Give answer:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : E
Explanation
Both the conclusions are valid. Hence option E is correct.
In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:
M×N suggests that M is not higher than N
M∼N suggests that M is neither shorter than nor equal to N
M&N suggests that M is neither higher than nor equal to N
M()N suggests that M is neither shorter nor higher tha
M#N suggests that M is not shorter than N
In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.
Q 8 - Statements: D#Q, Q∼R, D×N
Conclusions:
I. N()Q
II. N∼Q
Give answer:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : C
Explanation
Here either N is higher than or equal to Q. Hence option C is chosen.
In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:
Y\Z suggests that Y is not higher than Z
Y+Z suggests that Y is neither shorter than nor equal to Z
Y-Z suggests that Y is neither higher than nor equal to Z
Y∗Z suggests that Y is neither shorter nor higher than Z
Y = Z suggests that Y is not shorter than Z
In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.
Q 9 - Statements: Q+M, M-N, N∗J
Conclusions:
I. J+M
II. J\Q
Give answer:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : A
Explanation
Here only J is higher than M. Hence option A is correct.
In the following question, some symbols are used with the letters having the following meanings as illustrated below:
Y\Z suggests that Y is not higher than Z
Y+Z suggests that Y is neither shorter than nor equal to Z
Y-Z suggests that Y is neither higher than nor equal to Z
Y∗Z suggests that Y is neither shorter nor higher than Z
Y = Z suggests that Y is not shorter than Z
In the following question, assuming the given statements to be valid, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is /are definitely valid.
Q 10 - Statements: Y∗L, L+E, L-I, Y = O, O+N
Conclusions:
I. L = O
II. Y-I
Give answer:
A - If only conclusion I is valid.
B - If only conclusion II is valid.
C - If either conclusion I or II is valid.
Answer : E
Explanation
Both the conclusions are valid. Hence option E is correct.