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Given the relations F < G, G > H, and H = I, which of the following is definitely true?

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  • AF > H
  • BH > G
  • C
  • DG > I

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G > H and H = I give G > I. The value of F relative to H or I is undetermined, so only G > I is definitely true.
Answer: D) G > I

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