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Algebra Level 1

If A>B, B>C, C>D then which of the following conclusions is definitely wrong?

B>D A>C D>A A>D

Vinodhan K by Vinodhan K , 26, India

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Mohammad Khaza
Jul 28, 2017

given that, A > B , B > C , C > D A>B, B>C, C>D

that means a > b > c > d a>b>c>d

so,A is the biggest.

that means, A > D A>D that is not possible.this is wrong

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Kay Xspre
Oct 21, 2015

a > b > c > d a > b > c > d is sufficient that a > c a > c , a > d a > d and b > d b > d . As such, d > a d > a is then the only answer wrong.

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Well done.

Vinodhan K - 5 years, 7 months ago

A>B>C>D

From the choices, the required answer is D>A.

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