inequality | either or and neither nor case type 2nd | (part-7)

In this lecture of inequalities i am discussing either or case and neither nor case type 2 problems..which is generally asked in exams like Bank PO and Bank clerk

[priyankawani]

Very good explanation with examples like number.

[computerwallahback]

superb sir, its realy very helpful. thanx a lot

[rathodpravin]

thank u boss....i watched so many video of so many concepts cleared

[amritchakrabortty]

there is no 1 in comare to my it is none other than u....fun masti & education..our very loving sir...we love u sir...

[MathewsPhilip]

I had hithero doubt between the above two inequlities which you had shown in this tutorial. Now got cleared. Thank you

[preetkaur]

Statement: N<R<=K>F
conclusion: 1. R<=F 2. R>F
sir isme either or lgega ja fir neither nor ?

[tukaramkale]

Sir how to decide whether we to need to check all 4 rules in this video or Just 2 rules as in previous video.  if we solve promblems in video 6 ....in those problems rule no 3 and 4 does not satisfied help me

[yogeshbonde]

it is given that A>=R<=M>N
then two statement as
1 N<R
2 N>=R

then what I'd the answer
in the option there is either 1 or 2 is true given but answer is none of the above
this from book- ibps po success master arihant publication

sir kindly help I am confused if we apply your rules answer must be either 1 or 2 but it is given here on book none of the above.

[deepikar]

hi in this part 7 video of inequality why we are not taking equal to sign in 2nd prblm, because in 1st problem you took it to make 3 sighnes but here y you r not taking in 2nd question am confused

[ManishYadav]

Really Nice One Bro..After a long time I found your video so amazing and now I became speechless.Keep it Brother and God Bless dude

[deepikar]

its too confusing because y you didnot take equal sighn in 2nd problem can you explain

[sridipkumarshaw]

P$Q means P is not greater than Q
P#Q means P is not smaller than Q
P*Q means P is neither greater nor equal to Q
P%Q means P is neither smaller than nor greater than Q
What do these means???

[subhrajitghosh]

Dear Sir,

your video helped me a lot in understanding either or /neither nor cases in inequalities and I have faced one problem in solving this sum:
Statement:R=S≠T=U≤V<W Conclusion: I) R>T II) U>S
Is it under either or case something else, please kindly explain this

Regards,
Subhrajit Ghosh

[smitamondal]

sir box wala short tricks kya either or me useful he??

[AmitPandey-ijrm]

sir can u explain us what is the difference between case solved in part 06 and in part 07.
with the logic of part 07 the poblem in part 06 will be wrong.

[mspavankumar]

what might be the correct answer for this bro "[Q<=M, Q>=M]" is it 'either or' else 'Neither nor'

[sumitkotwal]

parts 6 me to three sign wala rule btaya hi nhi, , isme kha se aa gya.. wha to k=t or K>T me sirfh 2 sign me hi either or ban ja rha tha..

[avinashkaur]

sir, videos are good but i m confused in part 6 and part 7.part 6 either case is wrong according to part 7? plz reply soon.