Discussion
Which of the following expressions has E>G and C>F definitely true?
Answer: A
Correct answer: A < E ≥ B > D > F = G < C
Reading this option, E ≥ B > D > F = G gives E > G, and G < C with G = F gives C > F. Both required relations therefore follow from unbroken chains. Each of the other options breaks at least one of them at a reversal of direction.
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