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Given that P is greater than or equal to Q, and Q is less than or equal to R, what can be concluded about P and R?

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  • ACannot be determined
  • BP < R
  • CP > R
  • D

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Q is a lower bound for both P and R, but the relation between P and R is not fixed, so it cannot be determined.
Answer: A) Cannot be determined

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