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Given the statement L ≤ M = N ≥ O, which of the following is definitely true?

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  • AL > O
  • BO > N
  • CM ≥ O
  • DL > M

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M = N ≥ O gives M ≥ O. The link between L and O is undetermined, N ≥ O rules out O > N, and L ≤ M rules out L > O and L > M.
Answer: C) M ≥ O

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