Given: M N ≥ O = P

Q: Given: M > N ≥ O = P < Q. Which of the following is definitely true?

(C) O N≥O=P N≥O, M>O ✓. M>Q? Not necessarily (Q could be >M). N>P: N≥O=P so N≥P not necessarily N>P. Q>N: Q>P=O≤N, so Q>P but Q vs N unknown. Answer C (O<M) is always true.

Question

Given: M > N ≥ O = P < Q. Which of the following is definitely true?

Accepted Answer

(C) O < M. Explanation: M>N≥O=PN≥O, M>O ✓. M>Q? Not necessarily (Q could be >M). N>P: N≥O=P so N≥P not necessarily N>P. Q>N: Q>P=O≤N, so Q>P but Q vs N unknown. Answer C (O