- AK > N
- BL > O
- CO ≥ K
- DM > O
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K ≥ L > M = N gives K > N. O is linked only through N ≤ O, so L > O and O ≥ K cannot be decided, and M = N ≤ O makes M > O false.
Answer: A) K > N
For K ≥ L > M = N ≤ O, which conclusion definitely holds?
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