1) V > W ≥ X = Y = Z ≤ U ‘X < V’ and ‘Y ≤ U’ are true. 2) V > W = X = Y ≥ Z ≤ U ‘X < V’ is true but ‘Y ≤ U’ is false. 3) V > W ≥ X = Y < Z ≤ U ‘X < V’ is true but ‘Y ≤ U’ is false. 4) V > W ≤ X = Y ≤ Z ≤ U ‘X < V’ is false but ‘Y ≤ U’ is true.
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