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In the expression A ≤ B < C = D ≥ E, which of the following conclusions is/are definitely true?
I. A < D
II. B ≥ E

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  • AOnly II is true
  • BOnly I is true
  • CNeither I nor II is true
  • DBoth I and II are true

Step-by-Step Solution

A ≤ B < C = D gives A < D (I true). Between B and E there is no continuous relation (B < D and D ≥ E), so B ≥ E cannot be established. Only I is true.
Answer: B) Only I is true

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