TYPE – I
DIRECT INEQUALITY
TYPE – II
MULTIPLE RELATION INEQUALITY
TYPE – III
REVERSE INEQUALITY
TYPE – IV
INDIRECT SYMBOL INEQUALITY
TYPE – V
CODED INEQUALITY
TYPE –VI
FILLER INEQUALITY
TYPE –VII
CONDITIONAL INEQUALITY
TYPE – I
DIRECT INEQUALITY
Q.1. A > B > C > E > F > G > H > J = K = L > M > N
N<O<P=Q=R<S<T<U<V<W<X
X > Y < Z > TT<UU = VV > WW > XX > YY > ZZ
Which of the following conclusion is false
(1) A > F
(2) H > M
(3) J = L
(4) G > L
(5) F > N
TYPE – I
DIRECT INEQUALITY
Q.2. A > B > C > E > F > G > H > J = K = L > M > N
N<O<P=Q=R<S<T<U<V<W<X
X > Y < Z > TT < UU = VV > WW > XX > YY > ZZ
Which of the following conclusion is true
(1) N < R
(2) P < T
(3) P = W
(4) U < X
(5) O < S
TYPE – I
DIRECT INEQUALITY
Q.3. A > B > C > E > F > G > H > J = K = L > M > N
N<O<P=Q=R<S<T<U<V<W<X
X > Y < Z > TT < UU = VV > WW > XX > YY > ZZ
Which of the following conclusion is definitely false
(1) XX > TT
(2) ZZ < W
(3) VV > X
(4) X < U
(5) UU > YY
TYPE – II
MULTIPLE RELATION INEQUALITY
Q.4. Stat:Z > X > V > T = R < M < N = W < Y < U,
A < B < C = T > E > F > G = H > I,
J>K=L=R<S>O<P>Q
Conclusion:
(1) Z > Q
(2) Z < Q
TYPE – II
MULTIPLE RELATION INEQUALITY
Q.5. Stat:Z > X > V > T = R < M < N = W < Y < U,
A < B < C = T > E > F > G = H > I,
J>K=L=R<S>O<P>Q
Conclusion:
(1) K > A
(2) K = A
TYPE – III
REVERSE INEQUALITY
Statement which shows the given conclusions are true.
Q.6. Conc: I. I > N II. J > Q
Statements:
(1) L < M = N = O > I = J > Q
(2) R < S < T = J > Q = L = M < I < N
(3) T > U = S > Q = R < J = A > B < N < I
(4) I < N > J > Q
(5) L = I > N = J = Q < T
TYPE – III
REVERSE INEQUALITY
Statement which shows the given conclusions are true.
Q.7. Conc: I. R < T II. B > C
Statements:
(1) A < B < C > T > R
(2) J = A < B > D > C = R < S < T
(3) R = T > B > A > C
(4) Z < A < B < C > R > M > N > T
(5) A > R = B > T > C
TYPE – IV
INDIRECT SYMBOL INEQUALITY
Statement which shows the given conclusions are true.
Q.8. Stat: A ≠ B ≠ C
Conc:
(1) A > C
(2) A < C
TYPE – IV
INDIRECT SYMBOL INEQUALITY
Statement which shows the given conclusions are true.
Q.9. Stat: W ≠ X = Y ≠ Z = T
Conc:
(1) W > Z
(2) W < T
TYPE – V
CODED INEQUALITY
A @ B means A is greater than B
A % B means A is either greater or equal to B
A # B means A is equal to B
A © B means A is smaller than B
A $ B means A is not greater than B
% (>) $ (<)
# (=)
@ (>) © (<)
TYPE – V
CODED INEQUALITY
Q.10: Stat: A $ B % C # Q © R @ T
Conc: (1) A # C
(2) Q © T
% (>) $ (<)
# (=)
@ (>) © (<)
TYPE – V
CODED INEQUALITY
Q.11: Stat: J @ K # L % M © N $ O # P
Conc: (1) M © P
(2) J @ M
% (>) $ (<)
# (=)
@ (>) © (<)
TYPE –VI
FILLER INEQUALITY
Conclusions N < Y and Y > E is definitely true.
Q.12. Stat: H ? O ? N ? E ? S ? T ? Y
Conc: (1) =, =, <, <, <,=
(2) >, <, <, >, < , <
(3) =, >, < , <, =, <
(4) <, >, <, <, <, =
(5) None of these
TYPE –VI
FILLER INEQUALITY
conclusion P > O and T < D is definitely true.
Q.13. Stat: P ? R ? O ? D ? U ? C ? T
Conc: (1) =, >, <, <, < , =
(2) >, <, <, >, < , <
(3) =, >, < , >, =, <
(4) >, >, <, >, >, =
(5) None of these
TYPE –VII
CONDITIONAL INEQUALITY
Q.14. If either A > B or A < B is true then which
of the following will be statement for it ?
Statements:
(1) J > A = M > R > T > B
(2) B < C = Q < Z = M = A
(3) W > X > Y > Z = A > C = B
(4) T > U > R > A < K < L = C = B
(5) K > L = M > N = A < Q < R > B
TYPE –VII
CONDITIONAL INEQUALITY
Q.15. conclusion U < T is definitely true and Q > T
is definitely false.
Stat: E ? Q ? U ? I ? T ? Y
(1) =, >, <, <, <
(2) >, <, <, >, < ,
(3) =, <, < , <, =,
(4) <, >, <, <, <
(5) None of these
