Statements: A B; F < E; A D; F B;C = B Conclusions: I. C < E II. D B III.A F IV.E > D

Statements: A B; F < E; A D; F B;C = B Conclusions: I. C < E II.

1.	Statements: A B; F < E; A D; F B;C = B Conclusions: I. C < E II. D B III.A F IV.E > D
A.	Only II is true
B.
C.	C.
D.	D.
E.	E.
Answer» E. E.

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Statements: A B; F &lt; E; A D; F B;C = B Conclusions: I. C &lt; E II. D B III.A F IV.E &gt; D

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Statements: A B; F < E; A D; F B;C = B Conclusions: I. C < E II. D B III.A F IV.E > D