a + b + c does not imply

b - a + c

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c - b - a

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c - a + b

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b - a - c

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Solution

The correct option is D b - a - c
As per the question given, a+b+c means a>b>c i.e. a is the greatest.
Option A means b<a>c i.e. a is the greatest.
Option B means c<b<a i.e. a is the greatest.
Option C means c<a>b i.e. a is the greatest.
Option D means b<a<c i.e. c is the greatest that is not implied in the question.
Therefore, correct answer is Option D.

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