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If the expression E < J ≤ H > Z'. 'H ≤ Y' and 'E > F' true. Which of the following conclusions will be definitely false?

F < Y
Y > E
F < H
J ≤ Y

Correct Answer:

Explanation:

F < E < J ≤ H > Z H ≤ Y and Z < H

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