- AT < Q
- BP < S
- CR > S
- DP > T
Step-by-Step Solution
P < Q ≤ R = S gives P < S. T is only known to be less than S, so T vs Q and P vs T cannot be decided; R = S, so R > S is false.
Answer: B) P < S
Given P < Q ≤ R = S > T, which conclusion must be true?
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