M ≤ N < O = P > S = T ≥ W (i) M # P → M < P (M ≤ N < O = P ) it is true. (ii) O © T → O = T (O = P > S = T) it is not true. (iii) N # P → N < P (N < O = P) it is true. (iv) S % W → S ≤ W (S = T ≥ W) it is not true.
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