Inequality

J&K Bank Banking Associate · Reasoning Ability · 61 practice questions with answers and explanations: 33 Easy, 28 Medium, 0 Hard.

Sample questions

Sample Easy question 1

Read the statement and decide which conclusion(s) follow. Statement: P > Q = D ≥ W Conclusions: I. D ≥ W II. D > P

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Either conclusion I or II follows
  4. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Show answer

Answer: A. Taking P > Q = D ≥ W: conclusion I (D ≥ W) is true, and conclusion II (D > P) is not necessarily true.

Sample Easy question 2

Read the statement and decide which conclusion(s) follow. Statement: W > M > D ≥ P = J > F Conclusions: I. M ≤ P II. D ≥ J

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Either conclusion I or II follows
  4. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Show answer

Answer: B. Taking W > M > D ≥ P = J > F: conclusion I (M ≤ P) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (D ≥ J) is true.

Sample Easy question 3

Read the statement and decide which conclusion(s) follow. Statement: P ≤ W ≥ E > F < H ≤ N Conclusions: I. W > N II. E > P

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Either conclusion I or II follows
  4. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Show answer

Answer: D. Taking P ≤ W ≥ E > F < H ≤ N: conclusion I (W > N) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (E > P) is not necessarily true.

Sample Medium question 4

Read the statement and decide which conclusion(s) follow. In the statement below the symbols have these meanings: A * B means A > B; A © B means A ≥ B; A @ B means A = B; A % B means A ≤ B; A $ B means A < B. Statement: K % U $ P © T @ R Conclusions: I. K $ R II. T * P

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Either conclusion I or II follows
  4. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Show answer

Answer: D. Taking K ≤ U < P ≥ T = R: conclusion I (K < R) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (T > P) is not necessarily true.

Sample Medium question 5

Read the statement and decide which conclusion(s) follow. In the statement below the symbols have these meanings: A # B means A > B; A © B means A ≥ B; A * B means A = B; A % B means A ≤ B; A $ B means A < B. Statement: P # M © F © B © S * U Conclusions: I. S % P II. M * B

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Either conclusion I or II follows
  4. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Show answer

Answer: A. Taking P > M ≥ F ≥ B ≥ S = U: conclusion I (S ≤ P) is true, and conclusion II (M = B) is not necessarily true.

Sample Medium question 6

Read the statement and decide which conclusion(s) follow. In the statement below the symbols have these meanings: A # B means A > B; A $ B means A ≥ B; A * B means A = B; A @ B means A ≤ B; A % B means A < B. Statement: T # H $ U % J @ G Conclusions: I. U * H II. G $ H

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Either conclusion I or II follows
  4. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Show answer

Answer: D. Taking T > H ≥ U < J ≤ G: conclusion I (U = H) is not necessarily true, and conclusion II (G ≥ H) is not necessarily true.

More Reasoning Ability topics for J&K Bank Banking Associate

Related articles