Which symbol is used for *strict* inequality "greater than"?
A$\geq$
B$>$
C$\leq$
D$=$
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. $>$
$>$ means *strictly greater than* (excludes equality). $\geq$ is *greater than or equal to* (slack).
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