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In a coded inequality, 'M & N' means M > N, 'M $ N' means M = N, and 'M @ N' means M >= N. Given 'A & B', 'B $ C' and 'C @ D', which relation between A and D is definitely true?

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  • AA > D is true
  • BThe relation between A and D cannot be determined
  • CD > A is true
  • DA = D is true

Step-by-Step Solution

'A & B' means A > B, 'B $ C' means B = C, 'C @ D' means C >= D. So A > B = C >= D, which gives A > D.
Answer: A) A > D is true

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