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St- A ≥ B ≥ C (A > B > C) A > C

(A > B = C) A > C A > C

(A = B > C) A > C

(A > B = C) A > C A = C

In last case there is two different possibility

1. A > C
2. A = C

So conclusion should hold both possibility i.e. - A ≥ C

If not then there will be either or in order to complete conclusion

So Either A > C or A = C

How to conclude-

Step 1- Check whether all inequality symbols between those two
elements (which we are concluding) are in same order or not.

If yes! Then

Step 2- Check between them is there any single inequality symbols
(>, <) between them or not

If yes! Then that single inequality symbol should be there in
conclusion to make it right.

If No! then double inequality symbol (≥ ≤) should be there between

conclusion. See example below-

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