Discussion
Statements :
H ⦾ W, W%R,R @F
Conclusions:
I R ⦾ H
II R @ H
Answer: C
Correct answer: either conclusion I or II is true
Translating: H = W, W ≤ R, so R ≥ H. That leaves exactly two possibilities, R = H or R > H, which are conclusions I and II. Neither can be established alone, but between them they exhaust the cases - which is what an either-or conclusion means.
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