Discussion
What will come in place of question mark in following below such that both E < B and D ≥ G are definitely true? A > B = C > D ? E ≥ F = G
Answer: E
Correct answer: Both B and C
With the chain A > B = C > D ? E ≥ F = G, both required relations need D to stand at or above E. A ≥ gives D ≥ E ≥ F = G and B = C > D ≥ E; an equals gives the same with D = E. Either therefore establishes E < B and D ≥ G together, while a ≤ or a < at that point breaks both.
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