- AR > Q
- BQ < S
- CP > S
- DP < T
Step-by-Step Solution
P > Q ≥ R = S means P is greater than S, so P > S is definitely true. P vs T is undetermined; R > Q is false (Q ≥ R); Q < S is false (Q ≥ R = S).
Answer: C) P > S
Given the relationship P > Q ≥ R = S < T, which of the following conclusions is definitely TRUE?
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