Statement: S<W = I<T = C<H Conclusion I: C>S Conclusion II: H > W – McqOptions

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1.	Statement: S<W = I<T = C<H Conclusion I: C>S Conclusion II: H > W
A.	Neither conclusion I nor II is true
B.	Only conclusion I is true
C.	Both conclusion I and II are true
D.	Either conclusion I or II is true
Answer» D. Either conclusion I or II is true

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