Discussion
Statements
T$K ,K#R,R*M
Conclusions
I.M*K II.M%T III.M$K
Answer: C
Correct answer: Either I or III is true
Translating: T > K, K ≤ R, R = M, so M = R ≥ K. That gives either M = K or M > K, which are conclusions I and III forming a complementary pair. Conclusion II asks how M compares with T, and the chain reverses at K, so nothing follows.
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