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Given J < K ≤ L = M > N, which of these is definitely true?

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  • AJ < M
  • BK > N
  • CL < K
  • DN < J

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J < K ≤ L = M gives J < M for sure. K and N cannot be compared (we only know K ≤ M and N < M), L < K is false, and N vs J is unknown.
Answer: A) J < M

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