Dr. Lal & Maurya Solutions for Chapter: Assigning Artificial Values to Arithmetical Digits and Signs, Exercise 1: Exercise
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If,
α means greater than
β means equal to
θ means not less than
γ means less than
δ means not equal to
η means not greater than
Which one of the following could be a correct or proper inference, given the following-
and

If,
α means greater than
β means equal to
θ means not less than
γ means less than
δ means not equal to
η means not greater than
Which one of the following could be a correct or proper inference, given the following-
and

If,
α means greater than
β means equal to
θ means not less than
γ means less than
δ means not equal to
η means not greater than
Which one of the following could be a correct or proper inference, given the following-
and

If the given interchanges are made in signs and numbers, which one of the four equations would be correct?
Given interchanges: Signs and and Numbers and :

If,
for 'greater than'
for 'not less than'
for 'not equal to'
for 'equal to'
for 'not greater than'
for 'less than'
Then, If , it does not imply that:

If,
for 'greater than'
□ for 'not less than'
for 'not equal to'
for 'equal to'
for 'not greater than'
for 'less than'
Then, If , it does not imply that:

If
for 'greater than'
□ for 'not less than'
for 'not equal to'
for 'equal to'
for 'not greater than'
for 'less than'
Then, If , it does not imply that:

If '' means'', '' means '', '' means '' and '' means '' then
