Discussion
Which of the following expressions will be true if the expression H ≤ G = K > F is definitely true?
Answer: A
Correct answer: K ≥ H
From H ≤ G and G = K it follows that H ≤ K, which is the same statement as K ≥ H. Nothing links F to H or to G except through K, and the inequality there runs the wrong way - K > F tells us F is below K but says nothing about how F compares with H, which is also below K.
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