Explain the Difference Between $>$ And $\geq$
A) $>$ Is Strictly Greater Than, Whereas

question 26

Multiple Choice

Explain the difference between $>$ and $\geq$ .

• A) \(>\) is strictly greater than, whereas \(\geq\) includes the possibility that the quantities are equal.
• B) \(>\) is strictly less than, whereas \(\geq\) includes the possibility that the quantities are equal.
• C) \(\geq\) is strictly greater than, whereas \(>\) includes the possibility that the quantities are equal.
• D) \(\geq\) is strictly less than, whereas \(>\) includes the possibility that the quantities are equal.
• E) There is no difference between them.

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