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a Δ b Δ does not imply

A
b + a Δ c
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b Δ a θ c
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C
c + \b ϕ a
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c + b x a
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Solution

The correct option is B b Δ a θ c
Note that in this question we have to determine which relation is not possible
It is given that a>b>ca>b>c
Both relation in (1), (3) and (4) are possible It is only (2) in which b = c is not true Hence (2) is the answer
[It should be noted that in case of negation of implication it is enough to show that just one relation is not possible]

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