Question
Which of the symbol should replace the question mark in
the given expression in order to make the expression “M ≥ Q” as well as “O > K” definitely true? O ≥ M ? Z ≥ Q > KSolution
O ≥ M = Z ≥ Q > K M ≥ Q and O > K are true. Hence option 1 is correct. O ≥ M ≥ Z ≥ Q > K M ≥ Q and O > K are true. Hence option 2 is correct. O ≥ M > Z ≥ Q > K M > Q and O > K. Hence option 3 is not correct. O ≥ M < Z ≥ Q > K No relationship can be established between M and Q, O and K. Hence option 4 is not correct.
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- What approximate value will come in place of the question mark (?) in the following question? (Note: You are not expected to calculate the exact value.)
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