Discussion
Statements:
M$T, T@K, K ⦾ D
Conclusions:
I D$ T
II K$M
Answer: A
Correct answer: if only conclusion I is true
Translating: M < T, T > K, K = D. Conclusion I asks whether D < T, and D = K < T gives it directly. Conclusion II asks how K compares with M, but both lie below T with no link between them, so nothing follows.
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