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Given : X = 10, Y = 5, Z = 2 Answer the following questions in this section Section 2 1. Print(x >y> z) * True False

Given : X = 10, Y = 5, Z = 2 Answer the following questions in this section Section 2 1. Print(x >y> z) * True False
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Given : X = 10, Y = 5, Z = 2 Answer the following questions in this section

Section 2
1. Print(x >y> z) *
True
False

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It's True as 10>5>2 (x>y>z)

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