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    Question

    If H = I, F ≥ G, H < G and J > I , then which of the

    following conclusion is true?
    A J > F Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B I = G Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C G > J Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D I < F Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    F ≥ G > H = I < J,         ∴ No relationship cannot be established between J and F. Hence option 1 is incorrect . F ≥ G > H = I < J,         ∴ G > I. Hence option 2 is incorrect. F ≥ G > H = I < J,         ∴ No relationship cannot be established between G and J. Hence option 3 is incorrect . F ≥ G > H = I < J,         ∴ F > I. Hence option 4 is correct.

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