Question

In which of the following expressions does the expression M > R does not hold true?

• A. M = P > Q > R
• B. M > P Q = R
• C. R = P < Q < M
• D. R < Q P = M
• E. M = P < Q = R

Answer 1

The correct option is E M = P < Q = R

On checking each one of the options,

M = P > Q > R $\Rightarrow$ M > R
So, expression, M > R holds true.

M > P $\ge$ Q = R $\Rightarrow$ M > R
So, expression M > R holds true.

R > P < Q < M $\Rightarrow$ M > R
So, expression M > R holds true.

R < Q $\le$ P = M $\Rightarrow$ R < M
So, expression M > R holds true.

M = P < Q = R $\Rightarrow$ M < R
So, expression M > R does not holds true.