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In the expression A > B ≥ C = D < E, which of the following conclusions is definitely TRUE?

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  • AE < C
  • BB < D
  • CA > D
  • DA < E

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A > B ≥ C = D gives A > D. E < C is false (C < E). B ≥ C = D means B ≥ D, so B < D is false. No relation is fixed between A and E. Hence only A > D is definitely true.
Answer: C) A > D

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