As @Dave DeLong states, the behavior is undefined. One of the methods will "win", and there's just no way to know which one. If any other code depends on the loosing method, you'll find yourself debugging some potentially weird errors.
Best to avoid the situation all together. This is a particular problem when implementing "obvious" helper methods. If those methods get added in a future framework version, your category will either override the new method in the class (if it's in the main class body) or may override the method if its added in a category.
Eek.
It's undefined. It depends on which category gets loaded first by the runtime, are there's no documented order in which that happens.
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