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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowgiven statements: F % W, W © R, R @ M, M $ D After converting: F =W, W ≥ R, R < M , M > D After combining: F = W ≥ R < M > D Conclusion a → D @ R → D < R ( R < M > D ) No relationship can be established between D and R so, it is not true. Conclusion b → M $ F → M > F ( F = W ≥ R < M ) No relationship can be established between M and F so, it is not true. Conclusion c → R @ D → R < D ( R < M > D ) No relationship can be established between D and R so, it is not true. Conclusion d → R * F → R ≤ F ( F = W ≥ R ), it is true.
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