- AP < S
- BS < P
- C
- DQ > S
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P ≤ Q < R ≤ S gives a chain with a strict '<' in the middle, so P < S is certain.
Answer: A) P < S
If P ≤ Q < R and R ≤ S, which conclusion is definitely true?
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