The answer to the question is always.
In maths, the “>” sign means “greater than”, or “bigger than.” If we say A > B, that means (in English) “A is bigger than B.”
So, if A > B and B > C:
A is bigger than B, and B is bigger than C.
So the smallest would be C, since both A and B are bigger. Next is B, and biggest is A.
That is the order they would be in a number line: C - B - A
It is the last one, 1,130.4 ft^3. The volume of a cylinder equals pi (in this case 3.14) multiplied by the radius squared multiplied by the height. (3.14x6^2x10)
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set X and data set Y both have the same interquartile range. If the
first quartile of data set X is less than the first quartile of data set
Y, then the third quartile of data set X is greater than the third
quartile of data set Y.
False</span>
