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Given P < Q, Q < R and R < S, which statement must be true?

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  • AQ > S
  • BS > P
  • CP > R
  • DR < P

Step-by-Step Solution

Chaining the inequalities gives P < Q < R < S, so S > P. The other three contradict this order.
Answer: B) S > P

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