Discussion
Which of the following expressions is true, if P > G and F < H are definitely true?
Answer: A
Correct answer: Q < P ≥ B > D > F = G < H
This is the only option supplying both chains. Reading it, P ≥ B > D > F = G gives P > G, and F = G with G < H gives F < H. In each of the other options at least one of the two required relations passes through a reversal, so it cannot be established.
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