If A > B = C < D, then which of the following is definitely true?
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Given statement: A > B = C < D
Evaluating the relations:
• Between A and C: Since A > B and B = C, it directly follows that A > C.
• Between C and D: C < D, so D = C is false.
• Between A and D: Both A > C and D > C have opposite inequality signs between A and D, so their relationship cannot be determined.
Therefore, A > C is definitely true.
Correct Option: (A)